Stack O Lee - Fingerstyle Guitar - Edward Phillips

Nice :-) Have been thinking about learning this one my self :-)

Amazing playing. I love the drop D. Sounds so rich

Hey mate, just wanna reiterate my compliments and my request. So, as always, you're awesome, and I wonder if we'll have a chance of hearing you on Spotify ?
Stay safe.

Absolutely superb . MJH is my favourite of mine . Love all his recordings. Great playing & voice there mate 👍

As I listen to your rendition. I flask back to the first time I heard Mississippi John Hurt record around 1953 on an old record player. Up stares in my grandpa's house, playing the yellow OKeh label. His voice was an octave or so lower than yours but you did it proud

That's awesome sirrrr 👍.. like it 🎸🎶🎶😊👏👏..also good sounds 👍

I love all the lil info u always give. Great playing brother

Just beautiful Edward! It is amazing how good the 1928 recordings have held up. Interesting background on the song, always enjoy the information.

Thank you Edward Very cool

More playlists please. :)

Great job, Edward! Mississippi John Hurt is awesome, thanks for this.👍👍

Great playing. Friendly suggestion: you might want to set your camera to manual focus or single autofocus, and adjust it beforehand so that the camera doesn't keep hunting for focus as you are recording, which can be distracting.

Awesome fingerpicking & playing Edward! Those old Blues players were amazing & you always do thier songs justice. Thanks & stay safe............... 😉👍🎤🎸

Awesome. Thank you for another fantastic song. Who pressed the dislike button?

Good ol finger picking country blues!!

Very well done! Most of my "book" is John Hurt and original Robert Johnson, and the men who stayed in the Delta. You are too young to know of a genuine top 40 "Stagger Lee," recorded by Lloyd Price. Late 50's or early 60's.

Had me hooked, from one phillips to another well done sir.

💙💙💙

You play this well. It’s not a fav song of mine, but you made me stop and listen!

You are as cool as it gets, keep up with your work

Don't forget Papa Harvey Hull, Long Cleve Reed - the Down Home Boys on the Black Patti label. Thanks to Joe Bussard to finding this one copy of the original 78. You killed it Ed, always killer blues!

Great

Oh Edward! I've just discovered your secret identity - you are The Internet Axeman!

Listen how he adds a touch of history to these old songs, love it.

I can almost hear the tears hit the ground from your guitar.

Fantastic! What model Martin is that?

Thanks Edward , again a very nice cover ;)

Thanks for your videos. The 1928 sessions have always been my favorite of Mjh

Drop-D?

Never heard this song before but o love it I really wanna learn it now! Great job sir

Nyze!

I tried to record my self in the woods jammin like edward phillips and i got so many mosquito bites on my hands and forehead.

That was amazing my man.

Do you have a video on adjusting truss rod on a martin?

what chord is he playing after the "D" ??? D ... E6sus, i believe the one with the pinky is E6sus, but i realy would like to know the other one... the chordchange sounds awesome

This is so great.

Colter wall should play this song

thanks for this...I love it

Thanks for these - I'm a high school teacher and I play one song per lesson, and I've included two of yours. This one and When the Levee Breaks.
Thank you very much.

Very nice. So many great songs on the Avalon Recordings. Great version.

Great version.

Dude, that was great. Lovely tone and the singing fits like a dream.

Great job 👍 very entertaining

Please me 🙏

That's a very sweet rendition of one of my favourites. Thanks

This is an amazing tune. Thank you for playing it. I love it, keep playing these tunes ❤

Ultimate version is Doc Watson's, but John Hurt's is great too.

Rare precious highly skilled music you’re keeping alive there Edward!👏👏👏👏👍

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