Ocie Stockard and the Wanderers - To My House (1937)

[@MewxPro]

Pianist is my great grandpa

[@Michaelmarkwardt]

Is your great grandpa Fred "Papa" Calhoun?

[@lethayle3388]

Yeah can definitely hear that rock n roll got a lot of its elements from western swing

[@thendrjazz]

I first heard the core of this tune back in the 1960s from SC bluesman Pink Anderson on his Medicine Show Man lp on the Prestige Bluesville label.

[@alanoneill3065]

My grandma is the roadie for these guys

[@jasonhill6170]

The incomparable Harry Palmer on trumpet.

[@jckoibra2662]

This song is so underrated it’s better than like 90% pop music but it doesn’t even come up when you search it up

[@bossfan49]

This IS pop music.

[@jckoibra2662]

@@bossfan49 True but I mean like modern TikTok pop music

[@barroldtrumboma9162]

I gave birth to every individual in this picture

[@wood9ruff]

Granpas, grampaws, great grandpas, great uncles, grannie the roadie...that's quite a family you got there!

[@dochopper5981]

The tenor banjo player is my great granddaughter!

[@jckoibra2662]

Do you mean great grandfather or were you born in the early 1800s

[@djquack13]

That's my grampaw!

[@Michaelmarkwardt]

Is Ocie Stockard your grandpa?

[@randyking8626]

Toe tappin music!

[@Suavissimo]

Wow, this is awesome. It shows the direct link between Black blues music and white country music. We owe so much to Black people. It's mind-boggling that we brought so many of them here against their will, under such horrendous circumstances… And now, some people treat them like they shouldn't be here? Racism is more than ignorance; it's a brainless continuation of the same kind of cruelty that's been around for centuries. It's time to grow up now, everybody! OK, thanks, and cheers!

[@Therealguymins]

I can't believe there are still bots like this on KZbin

[@jckoibra2662]

How is this related to racism are you an AI

[@jckoibra2662]

@@Therealguymins Yeah

[@jzonkel]

Suavissimo account created in 2007 according to bio

[@jzonkel]

black blues was influenced by folk music from england scotland and ireland

[@amyfields3442]

The bass player was my great uncle

[@budgerdrury6329]

Lead singer is my talented son

[@shanelane616]

This is Bob Wills

[@jasonhill6170]

No it isn't.

[@mdj.6179]

This song needs an explicit lyrics warning sticker

[@alonzochurch3194]

Fun number with good soloists. Trumpet player would have found a happy home in a name big band of the era.

[@jasonhill6170]

The trumpet player is Harry Palmer.