Norman Blake - Maple on the Hill скачать видео бесплатно

Elmere Lenz

He also played a lot of Gibson guitars Kevin, but he could make'em all sound good.

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《Maple on the Hill》 Norman Blake 

Kevin High

That martian sounds so good coming though my speakers and filling my house, great music,simply awesome!!!!

msattler111

What some of you do not realize is that these songs ring though my mind every single night. I know all the lines, no guitar line reamins unbroken. I remain unbroken as well.

SwingTheDoor

Australian country singer Buddy Williams recorded a version of this song here in 1941. He also re recorded it again years later around 1967.

pylgrym

Come to Rising Fawn for a visit!

Valkyrie612

I love the music of Norman Blake. I have since I was a kid. And I'm from New Jersey! :)

RedRoosterParty

@jleegivens "Maple On The Hill" was written by Gussie L. Davis, a black songwriter, in the 1890s, but it had a different melody. In that form it was recorded by several artists including Uncle Dave Macon, but it was J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers' 1935 best-selling Bluebird recording that first introduced this melody. It was one of the most popular folk/hillbilly recordings of the time.

RedRoosterParty

@jleegivens Yes, the Carter version you mention is on a 1962 LP on the Liberty label called "The Carter Family Album." Maybelle, Anita, Helen, and June do wonderful harmony on that recording, and do the song right.

jleegivens

Good version! My fave is by Mama Maybelle with her daughters. If you ever get to hear it, you'd love it. They sing it slow, which is how I personally feel the song should be done. Fast versions just don't seem to fit the song's theme.

D.R. Boyd

wow this fellow is great..i was looking for this old tune sang by Wade Mainer and his wife..could not find it ..but glad i found Norman..i love it.

Gabe Hampton

Yup. He definitely should be heard by all. I saw him play in front of the mouth of a cave in Horse Cave, KY in the late 90's and there were only like 30 people there, but he is a living legend and has jammed with Bob Dylan and John Hartford, and is one of the greatest flat-pickers, song-writers, singers that ever lived. He should be as recognized as Jimmie Rodgers, Willie Nelson, Hank Williams Sr. and Johnny Cash.

deborahkauffman09

thanks for posting, Norman should be heard by all

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