women in the blues piedmont style

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Part of a one hour color documentary about the women of NC acoustic blues, playing in the so-called "Piedmont" style. Etta Baker, Algie Mae Hinton, Cora Phillips, Odell Thomas, and others. Great music!
Shot in 1989. Many of these great players have since passed on.

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@timmoyer4522 Год назад

Love hearing her stories of the old days, making great breakfasts, and playing music. What a life. R.i.p. Etta Baker and Cora Phillips

@pardieupopper339 8 лет назад

I could listen to these two babes talk and play all evening. I am green with envy that they spent their youths playing so much music, and greener with envy that they do it so well.

@cremebrulee6667 3 года назад

The way Etta talks about her life makes me happy

@joylynne8 2 года назад

This video is a jewel. Thank you for sharing this wonderful experience.

@theWZZA 3 года назад

I love seeing the sisters jamming together! Etta Baker is my favorite!

@elenavanbc 7 лет назад

wow!! what a treasure this video - thanks for sharing

@shable1436 5 лет назад

I grew up listening to this like her all in my family here in sw va, and fiddlers conventions. Everyone plays like that and bluegrass. I can't get away from it. My style always goes back to default piedmont style no matter how I start off.

@ken25C 7 месяцев назад

Wonderful stuff - thanks so much for posting this

@JCKnuckles 6 месяцев назад

Fantastic ❤❤❤

@eytonshalom 4 года назад

thank you so much. I had heard of etta baker , but hadnt heard her...how can people ever complain they are bored? maybe they are bore-ing....

@jamiec7686 3 года назад

My elders, and our history. Gold!

@mikeyknox7897 4 года назад

a great way to raise a family

@mixhaelslater7900 5 лет назад

Smilin

@evelynstorrs 4 месяца назад

Super long shot considering how old this video is, but do any folks happen to know what this clip is from? Im trying to research the history of the Piedmont blues more and this seems like an incredible start