I am a big fan of the late great Leon Redbone. He covered this and many other songs of this time period. Great performance of this song. Keep them coming Edward. Hope you and yours are doing fine. Any live shows coming up?😊
The first version of it that I heard was by Leon. I had a cassette tape of a Leon Redbone album when I was a kid. My next live show is with my band at a place called Skynnards in St. Geroge SC this Sunday.
Nice job with this one, it sounds really good! I've been trying to learn a bunch of Blake's pieces, especially Police Dog Blues and Southern Rag, and a few Charley Patton pieces, like Spoonful Blues. It's so hard to play ragtime pieces on guitar, what with the syncopated picking, dueling melodic lines, and overall feeling and tempo. Piedmont blues is always very cool because I'm from South Carolina myself.
The best copy of Blind Blake's playing I've heard and I'm 73...
Thank you great stuff...
I'm Bluesguy.This Cover is best i"ve heard.The Groove is fucking amazing like Blind Blake
Unlike so many, you have a sportin’ right hand.
Blake is incredible and this is a fantastic performance. Great Job!
That was some amazing playing, Mr Blake himself would be proud.
I'm a brazilian guy and I love blues, specialy delta blues. Congratulations for your talent and job!!
I’m gonna be into this song forever! You are a gem Sir!
Unbelievable good.
Damn I remember dad bringing me over to watch you play on the weekends growing up, you have always been my favorite Rockstar lol
Man, that is so cool! Great picking and crazy digging the popular music of 100 hundred years ago!
one of my favorite ragtime blues songs. world-class as always Edward!
This must be the inspiration song for Johnny Cash’s Folsom Prison Blues… Great performance, Edward! 👍🏻💙
Always love it when you do some Blake.
Terrific rendition Edward! 👍👍🎸🎸🎤🎤
Good as they come.
Nice job! Have this on my new acoustic album!
I love it. You really got that technique right. Perfect. Which ain't easy as Blake got a "sportin'" right hand.
Awesome!!
well done,,,,, l just played your clip on my double bass
Great job....playing and singing this stuff good is rare.....you accomplished this......sounds a lot like Ry Cooders version to me!
I am a big fan of the late great Leon Redbone. He covered this and many other songs of this time period. Great performance of this song. Keep them coming Edward. Hope you and yours are doing fine. Any live shows coming up?😊
The first version of it that I heard was by Leon. I had a cassette tape of a Leon Redbone album when I was a kid. My next live show is with my band at a place called Skynnards in St. Geroge SC this Sunday.
really god! thank you!
Most excellent!
intricate song, well delivered, as usual !
Clean, homie
I love this!
Soundin' real good, Edward. Thank you.
Really like what you do. So much so I bought the album and love it. Thanks and keep it going.
Your play and style GREAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great picking, love it 👍💕🇸🇪
You're and your play is amazing
fun watching you nail this nice
Nice job with this one, it sounds really good! I've been trying to learn a bunch of Blake's pieces, especially Police Dog Blues and Southern Rag, and a few Charley Patton pieces, like Spoonful Blues. It's so hard to play ragtime pieces on guitar, what with the syncopated picking, dueling melodic lines, and overall feeling and tempo. Piedmont blues is always very cool because I'm from South Carolina myself.
Wow! That's really incredible!
Love this song! Would you be willing to cover a Lonnie Johnson song? He is also an amazing guitarist from the 20s
This is fantastic!
How do you learn all these songs? Do you learn by ear or do you use some kind of support?
Great cover! Bravo!
Excellent job! Really dig it!
Love the song
¡ you sure nail it !
Mighty fine 👌
Thanks man, cool as
Brilliant playing, great sounding guitar, great feeling. Congratulations! (Can you please tell which Martin model that is...? Thanks)
Would love to see you cover either Tom Rushen Blues or High Sheriff Blues by Charley Patton.
Thanks EP😎
Proper!
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I love your Channel ❤. Can you also consider Elizabeth Cotten and John Hurt for the early fingerstyle blues songs ?
If you need to ask you'll never know.
Your a monster bro
What happened to the forest background?
where can i get the tabs for this?
Woody Mann: The Guitar Of Blind Blake