Posted October 05, 2001 by Public Domain 4U
A Spoonful Blues
by Charlie Patton


Public Domain 4U says: Charlie Patton's remarkable bottleneck slide technique has been imitated by generations of guitar slingers, but no one has duplicated his unique lyrical style. Here is his classic performance of this turn of the century ragtime gem.
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