An intimate sound from a folk-blues giant
Doc Watson's superb live performance combines his transcendent flatpicking with his warm vocals.
His traditional songs, performed in a relaxed atmosphere on stage, are given a new brilliance by his outstanding technique. His warm recordings, which give the impression of a dialogue with the audience, package the richness of American music as it is.
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A:
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1)
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Brown's Ferry Blues
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2)
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The Wreck Of The 1262
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3)
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Spikedriver Blues
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4)
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Deep River Blues
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5)
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Life Gits Teejus Don't It
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6)
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Lost John
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B:
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1)
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Hold The Woodpile Down
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2)
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Billy In The Low Ground
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3)
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I Am A Pilgrim
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4)
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The Clouds Are Gwine To Roll Away
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5)
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Movin' On
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6)
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Windy And Warm
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7)
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Doc's Guitar
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C:
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1)
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Open Up Them Pearly Gates For Me
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2)
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The Preacher And The Bicycle
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3)
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Jimmy's Texas Blues
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4)
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Banks Of The Ohio
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5)
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Roll On Buddy
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6)
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Southbound
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D:
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1)
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Wabash Cannon Ball
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2)
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When The Work's All Done This Fall
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3)
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Little Sadie
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4)
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The Quaker's Cow
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5)
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Salt River/Bill Cheatham
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6)
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Don't Let Your Deal Go Down
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Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals - Doc Watson
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Acoustic Guitar, Steel Guitar [Dobro] - Merle Watson
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Producer - Jack Lothrop
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Recorded By - Claude Karczmer
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Recorded By - Ed Friedner
