Country Blues

“Country Blues“ is a traditional folk song that has been interpreted by various artists, notably Doc Boggs and Doc Watson. Thought to have roots in the early 20th century, the song reflects themes common in folk and blues music. Doc Boggs, a significant figure in Appalachian music, recorded it in the late 1920s. Later, Doc Watson brought his own style to the song, featuring intricate guitar work and smooth vocal delivery, which helped popularize it during the 1960s folk revival. Over the years, “Country Blues“ has been covered by many artists, each adding their unique touch. The song remains a staple in American folk and blues traditions, highlighting the lasting influence of both Boggs and Watson in the folk music scene.