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The best songs here turned up on later Vanguard best-ofs, but there's a fair amount of greatness in the astonishing instrumental medley "Fiddler's Dram/Whistling Rufus/Ragtime Annie" and "Little Stream of Whiskey," an old Irish drinking song transformed into a hobo ballad with a bouncy fingerpicked melody.
Perhaps most astonishing is the solo harmonica workout "Mama Blues," in which the elder Watson imitates the sound of a child crying, showing off yet another facet of his incredible musical skill.
Tracklist:
A1 | Muskrat | 2:51 |
A2 | Weary Blues | 2:10 |
A3 | Medley | 2:09 |
A4 | Dream Of The Miner's Child | 2:45 |
A5 | Rising Sun Blues | 4:17 |
A6 | Mama Blues | 2:18 |
A7 | We Shall All Be Reunited | 2:10 |
B1 | Little Stream Of Whiskey | 2:25 |
B2 | Little Sadie | 2:57 |
B3 | Beaumont Rag | 1:37 |
B4 | Otto Wood The Bandit | 3:14 |
B5 | Faithful Soldier | 3:09 |
B6 | Memphis Blues | 1:32 |
B7 | Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar | 2:06 |
Doc Watson & Son – Doc Watson & Son (1965)
(320 kbps, cover art included)
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