The project may have been conceived as a way of getting 'out of the house', but The White Horse Guitar Club have tapped into something very special. Going fr.
Son House is regarded as one of the greats of early blues, along with early recording stars like Charley Patton and Robert Johnson. He made 78rpm records in the 1930s but a spell in penitentiary halted his career and by the 1940s he had abandoned recording. It wasn't until 1964 that Nick Perls, Dick Waterman and Phil Spiro "rediscovered" him working at a gas station. He was completely unaware of the interest in folk blues at the time (Skip James and Bukka White were already playing crossover folk clubs).
hero, arthur bloom! thank you. thank you so much for this honor. you know, working every day, at walter reed, i m reminded of who the true heroes are. on their behalf, on behalf of all the great musicians working in music corps, and all the service members at walter reed and across the country we hope to help, thank you. and now ladies and gentlemen, cnn hero arthur bloom, and special guest, cheryl crow joining the music corps wounded band, nathan kalwicke, tim donnelly to perform wide river
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