Doc Watson - Little Sadie, best version ever! скачать видео бесплатно

filthyphillyboy

This song at least partially inspired "Cocaine blues", made famous by Johnny Cash.

Randy Sharp

what a fine example of pure talent and pure performance. Bravo!

Benny Wilson

A first for me , this is brilliant .

William Boyle

We had Doc and Merle at our house in Ithaca NY back in the 1980's when they were there for a concert at Cornell University. What a treat!

bikeboatski

Could listen to Doc play and sing all night long....and YouTube makes it easy!

Wilson Slaughter

thank you!

nuclearjanitors

The Sadies cover of this song is awesome, better than Crooked Still's. I seriously suggest all of you find it. 

twohopscotch

best version of this song is hedy west

eck macdonald

How can anyone dislike this? Maybe the subject matter? Musically it's genius!

thejulies

This is from the album "Doc Watson on Stage." It's definitely worth hearing it from the source. It's even more amazing.

Yellowkid FortyNine

Okay, I checked out "Crooked Still", I have to admit they can give Doc a run for his money. I'm sure he's sittin' somewhere and doesn't mind.

Yellowkid FortyNine

PS I will check out "Crooked Still."

Yellowkid FortyNine

Doc was like Ray Charles, others did good versions of his stuff, but the "originals" are the best.

Boo Radley

this is 100 % better than anything crooked still could ever do...BUT... for anybody here (old folks I'm look at you) who doesn't know crooked still's music...yall should check it its really a breath of fresh air

cliff shiflett

Fantastic. I listened to Crooked Still version too. I will pass. Doc,s the best.

Flora Bunda

Like CeciltheDiesel1 comment: "God plays bass." Perfect.

Flora Bunda

Doc is tops. The picking, tone, mood, pace. Re younger groups, I first heard song when Freight Hoppers performed it at Live Oak Music Festival and knocked me out. Excellent musicianship, vocals, harmony, old-timey sound. Crooked Sill is over the top soft and sweet; come on, this is a murder ballad for cryin' out loud! And vocals do NOT sound hillsy, southern oror old-timey, enunciation is too precise,.

HEADSUPBERKELEY

Gosh I am astounded that someone here likes a Califonia band doing a song that Doc Watson memorialized, saved and played in the authentic tradition better than some band in California that has never even been to North Carolina. Just astounded at the traditional disrespect of the way things were done. So disrespectful. Guess she is pretty young but she might live to get old enough to appreciate tradition, they cannot ever be as good as the real thing. This is how so many songs and tunes are lost after a few generations people want to know the Timeline and who changed it and how. I just want to know why cause I hear all kinds of bands making off with the music sometimes it is ok but taking things to a place where the next few generations do not even get the chance to here the authentic version is kin to theft. Free country though.

R.Daneel Olivaw

those good old murder ballads

Gary Morris

I'll take Hedy West's version, live, on Pete Seegers Rainbow Quest show and easy to find here on Youtube.

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