David Holt Interviews Etta Baker again

David Holt interviews famed Piedmont guitarist Etta Baker. Baker is over 90 years old and continues to be the preeminent player of the Piedmont blues guitar. She also demonstrates here style of playing with a bottleneck. Holt and Baker play tunes such as "Goin' Down this Road Feelin' Bad," "Carolina Breakdown," "Railroad Bill," "Kentucky Rag," and "One Dime Blues," She says she's still learning new songs.

[@locustvalleystring]

I hope I am still playing and enjoying when I hit my 90's. Loved it. Thanks. Larry

[@lyleswann6296]

Only a soul as lovely and pure as Mrs. Etta Baker's can string a guitar as sweet and true, a truly gifted musician. She played for about NINETY years! An amazing human being.

[@9lontoonieful1]

One talented lady!

[@rigidarm1]

Etta said that the music kept her going and that she praticed an hour a day. Well I wish everyone would pick up a "geetar" cause everyone I know that does gets and gives so much in return. I've seen it work miracles. Thanks to David and especially Edda.

[@groundhogpeggy]

Awesome!!!

[@jayant9151]

humble people,

[@Chaduke]

The comment about her not liking to take other people's music is really interesting. I would have loved to ask her why she felt that way.