Elizabeth Cotten Vinyl

Through her songwriting her quietly commanding personality and her unique left handed guitar and banjo styles she inspired and influenced generations of younger artists.

Elizabeth cotten vinyl. Shake sugaree lp elizabeth cotten kboo presents elizabeth cotten 7 elizabeth cotten folksongs and instrumentals with guitar lp. When i m gone vinyl elizabeth cotten. Elizabeth cotten born january 5 1895 in chapel hill s c died june 29 1987 in syracuse n y was a self taught blues and folk musician singer and songwriter. See all 2 formats and editions hide other formats and editions.

Includes unlimited streaming of elizabeth cotten marisa anderson 7 via the free bandcamp app plus high quality download in mp3 flac and more. Colored copies are limited call to confirm colored copies are still available. Limited edition of 1000 7 vinyl record. She developed her own style of playing left handed by holding a normally tuned guitar upside down so she played the melodies with her thumb and the bass lines with her fingers.

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Price new from used from vinyl august 19 2016 please retry 23 98. When i m gone blue vinyl lp elizabeth cotten elizabeth cotten vol. Elizabeth cotten on the a side marisa anderson on the b side album art by alec icky dunn proceeds from the sale benefit kboo community radio. Karen dalton john fahey mississippi john hurt son house blind willie johnson washington phillips roscoe holcomb.

Elizabeth libba cotten 1895 1987 best known for her timeless song freight train built her musical legacy on a firm foundation of late 19th and early 20th century african american instrumental traditions.