Clarksdale Kept My Name, The Road Kept Me | Mississippi Delta 1934 | Raw Blues

Clarksdale Kept My Name, The Road Kept Me | Mississippi Delta 1934 | Raw Blues Sixteen raw Delta blues songs from an old rambler who walked out of Clarksdale before dawn and never stopped singing. Freight trains, high water, a sawmill boss who counts it twice and one Saturday night that got too loud, all told with slide guitar, harmonica and a crooked grin. Put this one on for the long drive, the hard shift or the quiet hour after midnight. Coahoma Clarence plays raw Mississippi Delta blues the old way: slide guitar, harmonica, a stomping foot on a wooden floor and stories from the fields, the railroad and the river. New sessions every week, for late-night drives, quiet evenings, hard days and honest hearts. 🔔 Subscribe and pull up a chair, Clarence got plenty more to sing. 💬 Tell Clarence where you're listening from tonight. The music on this channel consists of original AI-assisted compositions inspired by the spirit of 1930s American blues. Coahoma Clarence is a fictional character, not affiliated with or imitating any real artist or recording. #deltablues #rawblues #mississippiblues #1930sblues #slideguitar