Re: Elizabeth Cotten - Freight Train скачать видео бесплатно


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More Elizabeth Cotten!

Interviewer is Shetland Fiddler Aly Bain, from his 1985 Series Down Home.

(Top Tip: Search his "Transatlantic Sessions" clips on this site for more great music)

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8 years назад

Iggy Spirit

many have technique, but a few got the soul..

8 years назад

dick dewater

beautiful musical genius

8 years назад

Chris Kim A

*Old Georgie Buck** + **Freight Train** – Elizabeth Cotten* – filmed performance and interview with Aly Bain from the 1985 series, *Down Home*In the interview she briefly tells how she came to write one of the most iconic songs of 20th Century Blues, *Freight Train* (she was 11 when she wrote it).

8 years назад

shivers Vince Ajamu

She was an American treasure....

8 years назад

Rem Dusad

Wow!! She was incredible. Anybody who would down vote this is a pretentious douchebag. 

8 years назад

Ronnie Williams

I've been hearin' this song my whole life. I've known of Elizabeth Cotten and seen many videos on here on YouTube. However, this particular video and performance brought tears to my eyes. If I remember just a few videos/performances, this will always be one of 'em.

9 years назад

Peder Hultin

I've played this on guitar for many years and don't remember where I learned it or who wrote it until today. I'm amazed at this fact: she's left handed and playing a guitar strung for a right handed player -- like Jimi Hendrix did later --- upside down and backwards.

9 years назад

Penelope Taynt

Thank you Elizabeth Cotten. Your contribution to music will never be forgotten.

9 years назад

Jeremy Horne

Thank gawd someone had the foresight to record this historical piece and most fantastic folk guitarist. It surely brought tears to my eyes. Thanks ever so much for posting.

9 years назад

Katherine Christ-Janer

Beautiful woman. Brings me to tears how she persevered to learn to play..

9 years назад

MrSnippety

Her story made me cry. The world is fucked up

9 years назад

quigley4440

The power of music. Don't care who you are, colour, or where you're from - when it comes to music. Love this lady.

9 years назад

Жора Кулько

Fuck me.. She kicks some major ASS! Gives the run for the money to all those punks in such age.

9 years назад

Henry Rudolph

Hi from New Zealand,The amazing thing about this women and the way she played the guitar and banjo.Is that she was left handed, but both the guitar and banjo are strung right handed.So she virtually, just played a right hand guitar and banjo upside down.That is very hard to do. I'm left handed, but I string the guitar with bass E string from top to treble E string to bottom. Jimmy Hendrix's did the same too.I have two friends who play right handed guitars upside down. NOT EASY!Moreover, I often wonder if she ever was paid the rewards, her song deserved.Her contribution folk music will never be forgotten. Excellent video clip.Elizabeth R.I.P.

9 years назад

Johan Ottosson

Like if im not the only one Crying while watching her sweet tone playing :(

9 years назад

MG Shelton

She was the real deal, pure and simple... against all odds, love you, Lizzie, always and forever will! 

9 years назад

satchelpooch01again

I learned of this wonderful lady from Taj Mahal's intro to his version of her classic song. He truly expressed our love for her when he exclaimed "we love you Elizabeth; we love you Elizabeth."

9 years назад

Victor Wadsworth

Just got a signed album of her's off Ebay for a little more than a $100.00. What a testament to American Folk Music, she left some huge footsteps.....

9 years назад

2davewh

Elizabeth Cotton. Great to see and hear you again. A classic song, really inspiring. Wish I could be with you today.Dave Hunter, Kingston, Ontario, Canada

9 years назад

lmcventura5

What an inspiring lady. I have struggled to learn to play guitar all my life without much success, and watching this today motivates me to keep trying to master the instrument!!

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