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John Miller – Mississippi John Hurt Special Combo

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Guitar of Mississippi John Hurt Volume 1

Mississippi John Hurt’s appeal was universal, he was very much a musician of his time and place, playing within a tradition, but mapping out his own territory with subtleties of touch, phrasing and use of the guitar that were all his own. Though famed for fingerpicking in the alternating bass style, John would often employ omitted beats or syncopated runs, rather than sticking to an unvaried alternation. Also, unlike many musicians of his region, he was comfortable playing in a variety of keys, routinely working in E, A, D, G, and C in standard tuning, as well as Open G and Open D and Open G tunings.

This DVD presents instruction in John Hurt’s repertoire, with songs chosen to showcase his playing in different keys. The video lesson includes, at its conclusion, rare documentary silent film footage of Mississippi John Hurt playing guitar at his home in Washington, D.C. The accompanying booklet includes TAB/standard notation transcriptions and lyrics of the songs. 90 Mins

Titles include: Spike Driver Blues, My Creole Belle, Monday Morning Blues, Slidin’ Delta, See See Rider, Louis Collins and Frankie

Guitar of Mississippi John Hurt Volume 2

It is no exaggeration to state that much of the interest in Country Blues today can be attributed to the tremendous appeal that Mississippi John Hurt exerted upon audiences during the brief period between his rediscovery in 1963 and his death in 1966. This second DVD guitar lesson devoted to Mississippi John’s music presents more songs chosen to showcase his playing in different keys. The accompanying booklet includes tab/standard notation transcriptions and lyrics of the songs. 100 Mins

Titles include: You’re Going To Walk That Lonesome Valley Blues, Worried Blues, Avalon Blues, Richland Woman Blues, Big Leg Blues, Candyman, and Payday