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jim fisher

why is she not more famous?????

Anthony Simpson

I love you so much Sister!

Jane Millerick

Sister Rosetta Tharpe Trouble In Mind

James L. Smith

Sister Rosetta Tharpe.Trouble in Mind.

tennisbumojai

Oh my goodness. You tube in 2015 is like am radio in 1960....mind altering.

Jeff Blythe

Day'um! OMG... I'm staggered...

Bart Brush

Thank you Rosetta! Another version I like is by Roscoe Holcomb, the late KY banjo picker and original source of "the high lonesome sound."

The Bronsons

Someone on Twitter (thanks @liam_lavelle) just sent us a link to this film of Sister Rosetta Tharpe playing possibly the coolest blues venue you could imagine. Apparently (thanks Wikipedia this time) the film dates from May 1964 and was made at the disused railway station at Wilbraham Road, Manchester. It's raining (of course - it's Manchester) and the band are playing on one platform while the audience members are across the tracks on other platform. "Not bad for a woman," she says at one point. Talk about understatement. 

Eichin Schmeichin

Anyone know what time period this is from? The crowd looks like it's maybe the 40s or 50s?

Peter Cahill

Sister Rosetta sure plays that guitar with grace and swagger..she sings with raw emotion..wow

Auld Mans Baccie

That's one cool S.G and one cool Lady playing it!

Sebastian Duran

esta si es una sra blusera, que genialidad la sister!!

marcrolland

ça c'est du Blues !!

pageglen

I love you Rosetta!

alain constantin

Trouble in mind, I’m blueBut I won’t be blue always'Cause I know the sun's gonna shine in my back door someday

Christian Ugolini

Trouble in mind, I’m blueBut I won’t be blue always'Cause I know the sun's gonna shine in my back door someday

Russell Colwell

Posting some more cool music . . . 

Валерий Данилов

А вот так )) Дя!

Carl Terreros

this is the "gospel music" i loved and remember hearing in my old neighborhood(1960s). now if she was to duck walk across the stage like chucky, or bounce around spastic with her "gibson S G" like angus(ac-dc), or played with her teeth like jimmy, or behind her back like stevie, or heaven forbid break up her equipment like P.T. from "the who", then maybe.....¿and how did she tune her guitar? because when she ends a song i notice she strums her strings. this is not the "E,A,D,G,B,E" you hear george(the beatles) and many others make when checking to see if its tuned? R.I.P. sister...

Rene Shepard

I had never heard of this woman until today. My life was barren and without. 

Sister Rosetta Tharpe

Sister Rosetta Tharpe - Didn't It Rain