Mississippi John Hurt- Louis Collins

[@keeponpainting]

Still listening in 2022 x

[@jonno52]

Now who would have thought of MJH on banjo, any more than "Statesboro" on dobro? Good Lord, this is great. Thanks for keeping the faith.

[@nancyzuniga1951]

Love this song, and love your old time pickin'!

[@zongongo]

Bravo!! I came looking for my favorite mississippi john song and I must say I was sorry not to find the original, but your version brought all the joy well done!!! I love your voice too !!! BRAVO !!!! Nice pickin' !!! B E A U T I F U L !!!!

[@_pmwpmw]

Mississippi John Hurt sounds great on banjo! Thank you for posting this!

[@ukekeysandbees]

Really like the way you play that banjo, and with your singing the song sounds great!

[@joe_croupier]

raw talent ..................................

[@etheangel2220]

after watching the different versions of this song posted out there, you realize how masterfully John Hurt did his thing. You and all those other guys play and sound so good, so you must have even greater insight and apreciation of what John Hurt did. I like you version best, it captures the spirit of that 1928 version

[@acousticbill]

Awesome! I do a version of "Coffee Blues" on clawhammer banjo. I think many of his tunes sound more like "old-timey" country than blues, not that there really needs to be a strict categorization. Keep up the good picking. Bill in Johnstown, N.Y.

[@electricragtime]

I love this...nearly as much as I love John Hurt

[@t4texastomjohnnycat978]

You're good on that banjer.

[@tumalo710]

Still listening in 12/15/24

[@squatch4ever]

You're a master playing the banjo, 5 stars!

[@IplayBanjoNow]

Thank you. I really appreciate it.

[@braintwang]

Hello, I really enjoy your playing and singing. Where are you? Do you have a new channel? I think you're fantastic.

[@retrobolted]

wonderful. like the willie mctell too. have you tried hurt's 'lay me down a pallet on your floor'?

[@Kommy88]

GREAT!!!!

[@48ford8n]

Nicely done.!!!!

[@hastycolours]

I picked up learning banjo a little over a year ago. Been making up my own crap, can't play any beautiful old folk songs yet (that's what I want to learn) BUT point of relevance, this is incredible. I hope you play open mics wherever you are, because your collection of songs is admirable. and you can sing.

[@Doctg100]

Mighty fine! Do you like Bluegrass too? Uncle Dave Macon? Raymond Fairchild is a lot of fun to watch doing "Whoa Mule"!

[@t4texastomjohnnycat978]

Doctg100 Love R. Fairchild AND Uncle Dave.

[@therealsaintseiya]

very nice!

[@Labrabob]

Really nicely done, keep it going!

[@rixclipz]

ah man you rule

[@yuuka2007]

good job

[@812winchester]

so good

[@1wiesehoefer1]

great playing 5 * from germany

[@atkinson4234]

excellent! i'm gonna post this one soon, hope you check it out. you're singing is fantastic! keep posting...i look forward to them

[@Oldman-t7m]

Beautiful,,what is this style of playing called?

[@blueelectricfusion]

sounds great for a so-so recording equipment. ever think of covering it in a studio? your awsome btw!

[@elhombreoculto6240]

Practicarlo mejor y volvé a subirlo,un temazo

[@TFrills]

It's ok to mess up sometimes. You're not a bad person :)

[@rosslivengood2004]

Could you please tab this out or tell me what rolls you are using? I'll give you a kidney.

[@TheMusicismyair]

I don't think she updates or checks her channel anymore :/ hasn't been a new video for 5 years now...

[@Spreadswings]

Nice job on this one. Usually trickier than most folks realize but you came through just fine. I think with your voice you could do a fine job with "The Cuckoo." Several versions are on line, but it originates in its modern form with Clarence Ashley. Here's a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKjPgIJuh6xgpck He's playing G#m then F. With your voice, I'd figure Dm and C. Of course, if you did the song, you'd have to do it from the feminine perspective.

[@812winchester]

are you doing something alternating thumb in this or is it all on the D string?

[@bornfedslaughter]

Sounds much better on guitar. Each note is more defined. Is this thang out of tune?