MAGGIE'S FARM - BOB DYLAN
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General CommentThe title "Maggies Farm" is a play on "Magee Farm", where Dylan had played in 1963 in support of the Civil Rights movement. When some people were angered by the way he "moved on" to other subjects in his songs, he argued that "protest" was simplistic, and that he had the right to write about whatever the hell he felt like. This song just makes that point.
Not working down on PF always comes to mind... but Dylan's song is very different in sound and subject
Parchman Farm - Parchman
The Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman has inspired many songs, including “Parchman Farm Blues” by singer-guitarist Booker “Bukka” White, who was once an inmate here, and “Parchman Farm” by jazz singer-pianist Mose Allison. Folklorists from the Library of Congress and other institutions also came to Parchman beginning in the 1930s to document the pre-blues musical forms of field hollers and work songs, which survived here due to the prison’s relative isolation from modern cultural influences.
Bukka had the bent nose blues
The Mississippi Blues Trail marker is located at the Parchman main entrance
Parchman Farm - The Alan Lomax Photographs and Field Recordings ...
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Parchman Farm: Photographs and Field Recordings: 1947-1959. Dust to Digital (www.dust-digital.com). The a cappella songs of the Mississippi Delta's African ...
Parchman Farm Mose Allison Sings 1959
Parchman Farm chain gang in 1911
Parchman Farm Prison - Berta
John Mayall - Parchman Farm is my favorite
Word With You''1970
Howlin' Wolf and Eric Clapton ~ ''Goin' Down Slow'' and ''I Want To Have A Word with you
Good guitar
Link: https://youtu.be/4-VNfg9mg20
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