Among all the white, folky blues singers of the '60s, Tom Rush and Geoff Muldaur had the most credibility for me. They were naturally soulful, without trying to sound black. They sang in their own voices. Both were REALLY good from their first record. It's a blessing that both are still with us and still vital, accomplished players and singers. Listen to Rush's Black Mountain Blues and Muldaur's Wild Ox Moan, for examples of their blues artistry..
Used to have this on an album in the 60s, got up this morning thinking about it. Glad I found it. It was a terrific album. Featured Fritz Richmond on washtub bass.
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Hardly any better version than this.
Among all the white, folky blues singers of the '60s, Tom Rush and Geoff Muldaur had the most credibility for me. They were naturally soulful, without trying to sound black. They sang in their own voices. Both were REALLY good from their first record. It's a blessing that both are still with us and still vital, accomplished players and singers. Listen to Rush's Black Mountain Blues and Muldaur's Wild Ox Moan, for examples of their blues artistry..
A beautiful song.
Used to have this on an album in the 60s, got up this morning thinking about it. Glad I found it. It was a terrific album. Featured Fritz Richmond on washtub bass.
Been looking for this song for years since I first heard it. Thank you !
Sure thing! I had the same issue, it was very difficult for me to find it outside of Pandora, where I heard it
WOW it invokes such a different emotion than Eric Clapton's rendition.
It's a different song!!!!!