Jerron 'Blind Boy' Paxton at Paste Studio NYC live from The Manhattan Center
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- 1. Bound To Go 2:33
2. NOLA 9:33
3. Alabama Bound 17:11
4. South Central Blues / Hesitation Blues 27:11
Watch Jerron 'Blind Boy' Paxton live at Paste Studio NYC! More sessions and interviews here: www.pastemagaz...
Audio: Bob Mallory
Video: Brad Wagner
I've never seen the harmonica played like this before? How on earth does Jerron sound a low rhythm and a treble melody simultaneously!?
This man is the real deal. Classy, well spoken, a living blues historian as well as an amazing, multi instrumentalist and singer. An America treasure. Thank you sir
hot damn that last song is unlike any harp playing I have ever heard...this guy has heart and soul at a depth I never knew existed musically.
This young man is 4 years my junior, but seems to have a century more of wisdom.
This 30 minutes has to be one of the greatest performances of music by a musician!!
He has an old soul, extremely talented.
That harp playing was top of the shelf
Paxton is a close friend. Absolutley in love with this man.
This gentleman is a gift from God to your soul 🇮🇪🇺🇲🪕❤
very handsome in your suit Mr Paxton.. I wouldn't have recognized you.. until you start singing.. thanks 🙏
thanks Paste Magazine.. awesome 😎
recently I had a great recording artist in the C&W music industry ask how long I have been a fan.. bout 3 weeks Mr Nelson.. when you first started.. C&W wasn't county enough for me.. he's probably not a fan of mine.. ;~}>> I was fortunate enough to meet Lightning Hopkins at the San Diego folk festival in 73 and 74.. play with folks around Oak Ridge TN.. and grow up.. playing country music.. you are a fount of wisdom on the subject, sir... thanks very very much for sharing your music with us
The ancestors live in this brother !!! Carry on sir !!!!! Sounding good !!!!
I have met Mr. Paxton several times and he is nice as he is talented. An American treasure!
See the way the song brings a smile to his face. e.g. 11:20 It does the same to me!
I saw him live in 2013 back when they used to have the folk festival in Washington square Park ... He was awesome,
I absolutely love the way he talks. So cultured but grounded at the same time.
Wow, this cat is great.
He got a nice way o' talkin
Splendid and genuine. A real treasure!
⭐️ A true artist !!! ⭐️ Love his “ Playing for Change “ videos
Woodford Festival a couple of years ago brilliant! Sense of humour Brilliant! Story telling well it was in the vernacular Brilliant!
Could’t hear the drilling over the banjo👍. Thanks for sharing your story Jerron! Enjoy your music!
Great music ! Thanks !
Amazing
❤️❤️❤️
Perfect and brilliant.
Wonderful!
Sounds like listening to the old blues 78’s
Far out man!
Mighty purty.
Count Basie ✨
How did he play the harp like that ?? 🔥🔥🔥
Does anybody know where to find a link to the rachmaninoff prelude he mentions at 8:30
Most likely the prelude in c# minor
Off the hook
Hope he plays “ Candy Man” here !!!
Does anyone know if he ever had a recording of Prelude by Rachmaninoff?
Pretend granny didn't drop a toy on the floor upstairs?!!😂😂
He reminds me of Blind Blake.
Anyone know what tuning he might be in for bound to go?
He looks a lot like blind blake
If his grandma was 150 years old I maybe might believe him. Uncle Dave Macon has the best version of "bound the go" that there is. Listen to him
He's describing his grandmother's experience being a sharecropper after slavery.
And where do you think Uncle Dave got the song from? From black musicians.