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2. Doc Watson - Wikipedia

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   Arthel Lane "Doc" Watson ... Watson's earliest influences were ... He was the first rural acoustic player to truly 'amaze' urban audiences in the early 1960s with his ...

3. Jack Lawrence (bluegrass) - Wikipedia

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   He was Doc Watson's performing partner since the early 1980s. As major influences, Lawrence cites Doc Watson, Clarence White, and Django Reinhardt. Biography

4. Dudley Connell - Wikipedia

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   1.1 Early years. 1.2 Johnson Mountain ... Carter Stanley was a major influence on Connell's singing style. [4] ... Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson - Jean Ritchie and Doc ...

5. Blind But Now I See - Wikipedia

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   The book uses a variety of sources to tell the story of Watson's life and musical career, including historical archives, interviews, and news/media material. [2] There is a particularly strong emphasis on interviews with people familiar with Watson; the book features interviews with around 100 of Watson's friends and collaborators.

6. Kent Gustavson - Wikipedia

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   This interest ultimately culminated in the first extensive biography of Doc Watson, titled Blind But Now I See. [1] The book features interviews with a multitude of friends and musicians familiar with Watson, including Ben Harper , Béla Fleck , members of the Seeger family , and many others. [ 3 ]

7. Doc Watson At 100: Hear Dolly Parton’s Gorgeous New Tribute

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   Dolly Parton remains a singing marvel at 77, sounding clear and strong on a new rendition of her ’60s hit “The Last Thing on My Mind” that will appear on the upcoming Doc Watson tribute ...

8. Earl Scruggs - Wikipedia

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   An early influence was a local banjoist, ... He also released a live album The Three Pickers with Doc Watson and Ricky Skaggs, recorded in Winston-Salem in December 2002.

9. Original Folkways Recordings: 1960–1962 - Wikipedia

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   The surprising offspring of the urban revival's intersection with a traditional musical community, Watson and Ashley's Original Folkways Recordings reveals a bottomless well of tradition and a music as fresh and exciting today as it was to the college kids and festival followers of the early '60s." [1]