Noah Lewis
- 风格
- #乡村布鲁斯
- 地区
- United States of America 美国
艺人介绍
by Jason Ankeny
A key figure on the Memphis jug band circuit of the 1920s, singer and harpist Noah Lewis was born September 3, 1895 in Henning, Tennessee. Upon relocating to Memphis, he teamed with Gus Cannon, becoming an essential component of Cannons Jug Stompers; the group made their debut recordings for the Paramount label in 1927, with several more sessions to follow prior to their final date in late 1930. On a series of sides cut in the first week of October 1929, Lewis made his debut as a name artist, cutting three blistering harmonica solos as well as Going to Germany, which spotlighted his plaintive vocal style. Later recording with Yank Rachell and John Estes, as the Depression wore on Lewis slipped into obscurity, living a life of extreme poverty; his death on February 7, 1961 was a result of gangrene brought on by frostbite.
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- @麦丘：Noah Lewis 以吹奏口琴而知名 曾是<Cannon's Jug Stompers>的一员 乡村布鲁斯音乐人 1890（或1895）—1961