Lightnin' Hopkins - Cotton Field Blues

Rolling Stones and Howlin Wolf _1965_ How Many More Years

https://youtu.be/ILFjY2mbarg

Johnny Winter and Dr. John - In Session 1984
Link: https://youtu.be/giZhwtJqyX4

Rosa Lee Hill: Rolled and Tumbled (1959)

Rosa Lee Hill, guitar and vocal. Recorded by Alan Lomax in Como, Mississippi, September 25, 1959. From "Worried Now, Won't Be Worried Long," one of five albums commemorating the 50th anniversary of Lomax's "Southern Journey" field recording trip. Released in 2010 digitally by Global Jukebox (GJ 1002) and on LP by Mississippi Records (MR 058). Hill was a daughter of the Mississippi Hill Country's composer, multi-instrumentalist, band leader, and musical patriarch Sid Hemphill. Sid taught Rosalie to play the guitar when she was six; by the time she was ten she was playing dances with him. The only two songs she recorded for Alan were marked by a desolate, keening intensity, although by all accounts she was a jolly woman. Her father died in 1961, after which, as blues researcher George Mitchell noted, most of the very musical Hemphills "just didn't feel like playing no more." Rosie hung up her guitar for a time, but by the time Mitchell visited in 1967 she was playing again, and recorded for him a barely less spry version of "Rolled and Tumbled." She died a year later.

Link: https://youtu.be/k2sTm5cowGY

Lightnin Hopkins ~ Trouble in mind

Link: https://youtu.be/eMuzFQTpjDE

Howlin' Wolf "Smokestack Lightning"
Live 1964 (Reelin' In The Years Archive)

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