http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-207_162-57443310/doc-watson-folk-guitar-master-dead-at-89/
Doc Watson, the legendary blind mountain guitarist, died at 89.
Hearing his music played on the radio this AM brought back childhood memories. I grew up in a 'folkie' household and his brand of folk music inspired a lot of people in folk, rock, and bluegrass/country in the early and mid-60s. I've never been a big fan of mountain music, but I loved his kids songs - they were always so fun, bouncy, and energetic.
If you're one of the new parents in my friends list I encourage you to check out some of his tunes for entertaining your young ones, too. Try this, if you have no idea what I mean: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq-1G6Wif8s
Doc Watson, the legendary blind mountain guitarist, died at 89.
Hearing his music played on the radio this AM brought back childhood memories. I grew up in a 'folkie' household and his brand of folk music inspired a lot of people in folk, rock, and bluegrass/country in the early and mid-60s. I've never been a big fan of mountain music, but I loved his kids songs - they were always so fun, bouncy, and energetic.
If you're one of the new parents in my friends list I encourage you to check out some of his tunes for entertaining your young ones, too. Try this, if you have no idea what I mean: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq-1G6Wif8s