C.W. Stoneking - Don't Go Dancing Down The Dark Town Strutters Ball (Live in Sydney) | Moshcam

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C.W. Stoneking performing Don't Go Dancing Down The Dark Town Strutters Ball live at Metro Theatre in Sydney on 15 November 2008
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C.W. Stoneking, is a musician who draws influence from pre-war blues, jazz, 1920s calypso, folklore, and personal experience to produce his original songs. Accompanied with his trusty steel bodied dobro guitar and tenor banjo, or with his brass band, the 'Primitive Horn Orchestra' Stoneking's songs range in style from lonesome field holler blues, to cheeky hokum duets, to full blown 'jungle jazz' epics. C.W. Stoneking's album 'King Hokum' recorded in 2005, contained 11 original songs and highlighted C.W.'s skill as a composer as well as showcasing his tremendous vocal and instrumental style. Conjuring the atmosphere of 1930s Southern blues with Stoneking's unique storytelling style, the backing of his band the Primitive Horn Orchestra, and the use of found sounds and samples. King Hokum is as original and diverse an album as it is an authentic sounding one. 2008 sees the release of C.W. Stoneking's latest album, 'Jungle Blues'. Inspired in part by Stoneking's amazing experience as a survivor of a shipwreck off Africa's West Coast. 'Jungle Blues' is due for release in Australia on October 18th 2008 on King Hokum Records/Shock.

[@christo123]

They quite often play this on JJJ , which is how I got to hear CW for the first time. Now I'm addicted .

[@CBKCANADA]

Thanks @MatMchugh for opening my world up to this great artist!

[@skulluke]

More banjo please, thanks

[@fastsavannah7684]

Otherworldly King

[@catherineoloughlin7451]

i so wish he still used the banjo....2021

[@khaydixon9923]

He doesn’t think he’s a good banjo player.