Ethan Leinwand - Peetie Wheatstraw's Blues
Instrumental version /in the style of Peetie Wheatstraw's "Don't Feel Welcome." Wheatstraw, aka The Devil's Son-in-Law, aka The High Sheriff of Hell, was one of the most popular blues recording artists of the 30s. Despite this fact, he - like his many of his fellow St. Louis bluesmen - is considered relatively obscure. Sadly, few champion Wheatstraw's piano playing. Though it is surely a crude style, there is something haunting and ethereal in it. Subscribe to my channel to learn more about barrelhouse blues, early boogie-woogie, and other low down blues stylings. For more info, visit: http://www.ethanleinwand.com

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