Doc & Merle Watson - Doc & Merle Watson's Guitar Album mp3

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• Bass, Harmony Vocals – T. Michael Coleman
• Design – Axie Breen, Lenora Davis
• Engineer – Ernie Winfrey, Larry Forkner
• Fiddle, Mandolin – Mark O'Connor
• Guitar – T. Michael Coleman (tracks: B2)
• Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals – Doc Watson
• Guitar, Slide Guitar – Merle Watson
• Illustration – John Zielinski
• Liner Notes, Producer – Mitch Greenhill
• Percussion – Pat McInerney

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1983 Aural tradition records

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Doc & Merle Watson's Guitar Album - Doc Watson, Merle Watson. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Doc and Merle Watson's Guitar Album is the title of a recording by American folk music artist Doc Watson and Merle Watson, first released in 1983. It has been released on CD by Vanguard Records and Flying Fish Records. Sheeps in the MeadowStoney Fork Traditional 2:55. Talking to Casey Coleman 2:29. LizaLady Be Good 2:53. Black Pine Waltz Traditional 2:32. Guitar Polka 2:17. Goin' to Chicago Blues 4:05. Black Mountain Rag Traditional 2:37. Cotton Row 2:45. Like Pickin' the Blues, Guitar Album features Doc and Merle Watson supported by a small band and playing blues. Both guitarists play with deft, nimble grace, spinning out surprisingly hard-edged lines that are simultaneously fluid and gritty. Track Listing. The Guitar Album was prepared with an ear towards filling this vacuum. It features Doc flat-picking a number of fiddle tunes, Merle's sinuous slide work, swing tunes, a waltz, a polka and a blues. A return visit is paid to Black Mountain Rag, and it's a revelation to compare this rendition with Doc's 1963 version and to see how he and it have developed. My favorites include those albums that also featured his son Merle, and GUITAR ALBUM from 1983 is especially notable in that it places the emphasis on the instrumental prowess of both. There are only two vocals: Going to Chicago Blues and Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar. Play jigsaw puzzles for free Home. Doc & Merle Watson. Doc & Merle Watson's Guitar Album, 1991. Sheeps in the MeadowStoney Fork, 02:52. Black Pine Waltz, 02:34. Guitar Polka, 02:21. Going to Chicago Blues Vocal, 04:08. Cotton Row, 02:46. Listen to music from Doc & Merle Watson like Summertime, Going Down the Road Feeling Bad & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Doc & Merle Watson. Watson's flatpicking skills and knowledge of traditional American music are highly regarded. He performed with his son Merle read more. United States. All songs by Doc And Merle Watson. Most popular albums by Doc And Merle Watson: Doc And Merle Watson. Ballads From Deep Gap. Country Music. Doc And Merle Watson. Never The Same Way Once - Live At The Boarding House. Chapter 3: May 3, 1974. Folk-Rock Blues Folk, World, & Country. Chapter 2: May 2, 1974. Doc Watson, Merle Watson 01-01-1983. Total duration:33 min. Sheeps In The Meadow, Stoney Fork. Doc Watson. Doc & Merle Watson's Guitar Album. Talking To Casey. Liza, Lady Be Good. Black Pine Waltz. Guitar Polka. Going To Chicago Blues. Doc and Merle Watson's Guitar Album Studio album by Doc Watson, Merle Watson Released 1983 Recorded 1972, Scruggs Sound Studio, Nashville, TN Genre 1982 12 Songs. Doc Watson & Merle Watson. Alternative Folk 1982