INFO:Source: WEBRip
Video compression mode: [MKV,1080p][H.264,AC3]
Size MB: 2300
Total Run Time mn. 63:23
Big George Brock is a native of Grenada MS, who grew up close to Clarksdale, doing hard fieldwork that was the only opportunity for employment for many of the residents of this agricultural area. In the 2006 film "Hard Times" he visits the plantations where he worked and describes how difficult the work of collecting cotton was.
Big George Brock Brock began to play the harmonica when he was a child, and in his adolescence he began to climb the scenarios on weekends. Brock says: "The blues grew like the grass of the earth." That is the kind of places where musicians acquire the magical ability to sing the blues - and where they leave better opportunities of any other type. Brock moved to St. Louis when he was young, and played in several important blues clubs.
He led a band that kept the brake with a regular performance for many years in a club called Climmie Western Inn. He has touched with many of the "great names" of the blues, such as Muddy Waters, Albert King, Little Milton, and Jimmy Reed, but his own bands were what has most been the greatest interest of him.
Full Set Of The King Of Saint Louis Blues, Big George Brock And The New House Rockers Live At The Moonshine Blues Bar.
