Norman Blake - Graycoat Soldiers скачать видео бесплатно
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This cd is a combination of two of Norman Blake's finest '70s albums,
"The Fields of November" (1974) and "Old and New" (1976). It was released in 1991. It has been re-released in 2008. Some of the best flat picking and musical skills you will hear. Norman Blake also composed the song. Enjoy!
Musicians for both of the original albums:
Norman Blake (vocals, guitar, dobro, mandolin, fiddle, viola)
Charlie Edward Collins (guitar, fiddle)
Arthur Taylor (dobro)
Nancy Ann Short (cello).
Tut Taylor (dobro)
Ben Pedigoe (banjo)
James Bryan (fiddle)
Nancy Blake (viola, cello)
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8 years назад
Lee Blake
Norman's Great-Grandfather, Rufus I.G. Blake fought with the 39th Georgia Volunteer Infantry Regiment in Cumming's Brigade. Norman's Grandfather, Larkin S. Blake used to tell him the history of the Civil War times only one person removed. The farm Norman was raised on in Sulpher Springs, GA was a family farm once owned and worked by R.I.G. Blake. In 1863 on his way to Chickamauga, GA, Union General George Thomas burned and raised the Blake farm.9 years назад
Jeff Woodcock
Fields of November is one of my all time favoriite albums. Poetry set to music at its best. I had the vinyl copy but lost it. Will have to get copy of this great album.10 years назад
EnvyUsStudio
This makes me treary eyed I can see my ancestors with tattered gray coats pushing the enemy from their great southern country........10 years назад
Daniel Alpin
Brilliant, he's my favourite guitarist10 years назад
S. Urton
Enjoyed the music. Thanks for sharing the music.10 years назад
Eunice F
I love this song, Norman Blake is one of my favorites!! Fields of November was such a great album, I dont think anyone has the song "Southern Railroad Blues" on youtube. That is a great track, someone should do the world a service and upload that one to youtube "),11 years назад
Mauro Loi
Indimenticabile!!!11 years назад
Mauro Loi
Altra grande song.11 years назад
Adele Thomsen
Thank You! Just, now, I was typing the lyrics so I can learn this song.11 years назад
MyMoppet52
He certainly is a treasure & I appreciate you adding your comment! I appreciate it very much. He is uncluttered, yet a masterful player. (This is a bit similar to some of Tim O'Brien's plain mountain music.). If you can figure out the genre, type it into my Search Channel area top rt on my Channel page. Flat picking, acoustic guitar, old time music, Civil War era music, mountain music all will pull up items. Some will be similar, but some won't. I tag instruments also! Thnx for visiting, Moppet11 years назад
Adele Thomsen
Superb poetry. Elegant, uncluttered guitar. Norman is a treasure.11 years назад
Valkyrie612
I remember Norman Blake from back in 1985, when he visited the University of Southern Maine at the request of my brother, who was director of events for the university at the time. I am originally from the north. The irony is that I now live in Georgia, and have for over 10 years. I love Norman's music, and always will, as will a great many people in the far north east United States.11 years назад
Ællondir Del'Thanor
I grew up with Norman Blake, among other great folk and bluegrass musicians, and I always come back to him when I need something to make me feel utterly human. This song in particular always makes me tear up. Thank you for putting this up.12 years назад
BnibroC69
Yeah he came up on my Pandora station the other day. Apparently he performed with Bob Dylan and others. Thanks for sharing his songs.12 years назад
MyMoppet52
@BnibroC69 yes, he is not as well known as he deserves. I always knew him with others, such as Tony Rice, David Grisman. He is amazing on his own! Thanks for taking the time to comment. I appreciate it very much, Moppet12 years назад
BnibroC69
Such an underrated guitarist. Great voice too.12 years назад
MyMoppet52
@brucelucio I agree that his voice and playing are great. (I think that is what you said, or something close to that.) Thank you so much for listening & commenting. I appreciate all comments! My very best to you, Moppet (Barbara)12 years назад
MyMoppet52
@AustinRogers1 I'm so glad your found this. Thank you for leaving your comment. It is much appreciated and helps me chose what to do in the future. My best to you, Moppet (Barbara)Похожие клипы
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