Crossroads at Midnight - Delta Blues Legend, 1936 | Songs of History
Clarksdale, Mississippi, 1936. A young man recorded 29 songs in a hotel room. He died at 27. When those recordings were rediscovered in the 1960s, they became the foundation stone of all modern rock and roll. Best with headphones - Era: Mississippi Delta 1930s - Style: Acoustic Delta Blues New episode every Tuesday and Friday - Subscribe #DeltaBlues #BluesLegend #Crossroads #SongsOfHistory
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