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Mississippi Fred McDowell - 61 Highway download song
- Artist: Mississippi Fred McDowell
- Song: 61 Highway
- Genre: Blues
- Length: 03:11
- Size: 6MB
- Bitrate: 256Kbps
- Date: 2020-05-19
- Upload by: Viktor Bobrov
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Comments
Jalil Driss
Fred was re-discovered in 1960. Although he had not recorded, he had of course performed, but only locally to his Mississippi home.
The Jemstone
Freed McDowell is my favorite blues musician of ALL time!
Madi Mesiti
I had another version of this by McDowell from another album, more upbeat. Love it.
Rodi Moroni
I'm on that 61 highway starting tomorrow. Proud to say we did Hwy. 61 top to bottom this summer. Great trip.
dogpk1
saw fred when he came over to the uk circa1969.
he was stunning .what a player he was.
Baxter 幸运的猴子187
I always tell the story of how I saw Fred play when I was in high school at a local ballroom circa 1970-71. it was very up close and personal and after he played I walked up to him and asked him if I could buy him a shot...he agreed and I bought him a shot of whiskey. RIP Fred!
Tim DB
Now you have to wonder where music has gone now... Meaning and feeling is rare!
Nathan Bithell
who's here BC of the skeleton key
Charles Kongro
Regardless of age everyone should like this type of music and pure soul
Todd Jenkins
oh thats blues, the real blues!!!!
Hinox1
"He did not record until he was discovered in 1960." well, that's a load of crap. Alan Lomax would also laugh at your face.
Ger Lor
brings tears to my eyes, you can feel him through the song.
Thomas Pearson
"The only way to rock Fred is to put him in a rocking chair..." - Fred McDowell
Azam Panahi
this is the one
Que2545
Lord, that 61 Highway
It the longest road I know
Lord, that 61 Highway
It the longest road I know
She run from New York City
Run right by my baby's do'
Well, there some folks said them
Greyhound buses don't run
Lordy, some folks said them
Greyhound buses don't run
Lord, just go to West Memphis, baby
Look down Highway 61
I said, please
I said, please see somebody for me
I said ple-eee-eee-ase
Please see somebody for me
If you see my baby
Tell her she's alright with me
Ema Pelle
my dad past away a few years ago and I was listening to this tune at the time. I tuned the guitar to d and started playing with Fred. it was stuck in that tuning for several years. i was finnally able to write a song for him but in reality it was just this song. Mr mcdowell , thank you,!
Crotchy Tuna
thank alan lomax 4 that he recorded blues artists all over the country n all of it would have been a memory if it wasnt 4 him,i dont think the vinyl reissues r analogue tho,im suspicious of labels now so i buy the old 1ps without multiple overdubs n inferior sonics,i want nothing but 2 exspeariance it as it was,the sad fact is.98% of new lp n 45 reissues r pointlessly digital 2day,n far from respect what the original musicians intended.all the original releases r far superior n its a sad fact
Maddie Racsek
Whenever I listen to Mississippi Fred McDowell I'm afraid he's going to jump out of the record player and smack someone upside the head with his guitar.
Not even N.W.A. or Slayer can compete with the level of aggressiveness in Fred's guitar picking.