Storm Cellar - Tupelo Mississippi 1936 Delta Blues Guitar for Focus & Learning

Storm Cellar — Tupelo, Mississippi, 1936. The evening sky turns a sick green and the air goes dead still, every chicken in the yard falls quiet at once, the weathervane spins to the southwest and does not come back, a family hurries down the cellar steps, one lantern hangs on a nail, hail hammers the slanted door like buckshot — and in the eye of it nobody dares breathe, until a shoulder pushes the door open onto grey light and wet splinters. The set plays through twice, so put it on and leave it running. No talking, no ads inside the mix, no interruptions. Solo bottleneck slide guitar, foot-stomp on dirt, upright bass and a low cross-harp. No singing. Tracks 🎸: 0:00 Green Sky Over Tupelo 3:08 Chickens Gone Quiet 6:16 Wind Turns the Weathervane 9:33 Down the Cellar Steps 12:38 Lantern on a Nail 15:51 Mason Jars on the Shelf 19:05 Door Latch Rattling 22:19 Roar Like a Freight Train 25:39 Hail on the Cellar Door 28:46 Quilt Over the Children 31:54 Candle Stub and Matches 35:02 Counting Between the Lightning 38:13 Water Seeping Through the Planks 41:27 Eye of the Storm Goes Still 44:33 Grandpa's Pocket Bible 47:46 Second Wind from the West 50:51 Roof Tin Scraping Past 53:55 Rain Easing Toward Dawn 57:03 Lifting the Cellar Door 1:00:21 Morning After in Tupelo 1:02:55 Repeat 🎧 Subscribe for more: 👉 /@deltasoulradio Would you have gone down those steps? Tell me below 👇 #deltablues #blues #slideguitar #workmusic #studymusic