Cotton Picker (0.32 Edit)

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Cotton Picker (0.32 Edit)

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Cotton Picker (0.32 Edit)
By: Mick Simpson

Walking down the long and dusty road to nowhere. This great, atmospheric southern style blues track features dobro, acoustic guitar and old vinyl effect. Sounds like Robert Johnson, Ry Cooder. Perfect in scenes with tumbleweeds, whiskey and scorching sun, also good for travel, westerns.

COTTON PICKER (by Mick Simpson ) Composed: 2011

Walking down the long and dusty road to nowhere. This great, atmospheric southern style blues track features dobro, acoustic guitar and old vinyl effect. Sounds like Robert Johnson, Ry Cooder. Perfect in scenes with tumbleweeds, whiskey and scorching sun, also good for travel, westerns. Instrumental, Blues Music, Country Blues

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Track Info

Catalog ID

Min:Sec

Tempo & BPM

Price

Control

Full Track - Blues, Country Blues

471223

1:56

Med Slow 88

USD $74.95±

Variation (0.32 Edit) - Blues, Country Blues

471228

0:32

Slow 78

USD $29.95±

60sec (Edit) - Blues, Country Blues

471227

1:00

Med Slow 88

USD $52.95±

Track Summary
Music Track Title: Cotton Picker (0.32 Edit)
Catalog ID: 471228

Description: Walking down the long and dusty road to nowhere. This great, atmospheric southern style blues track features dobro, acoustic guitar and old vinyl effect. Sounds like Robert Johnson, Ry Cooder. Perfect in scenes with tumbleweeds, whiskey and scorching sun, also good for travel, westerns.

Artist or Group: Mick Simpson

Keywords: Slow Ambient Texas Desert Alabama Cowboy Railroad Clint Steel Strings Calling Traveling Crossroads Preacher Ranch Bottle Destination Journey Cotton Fields

Music Genre > Sub-genre
Blues Music
Country Blues

Extended Properties
Duration: 0:32 Tempo: Slow BPM: 78

   Arrangement: Band / Ensemble
   Instruments: Dobro, Steel Guitar, Percussion, Slide Guitar
   Vocal Mix: Instrumental
   Language:

Moods: Adventurous, Anticipating, Apprehensive, Atmospheric, Cool, Dark, Droning, Haunting, Helpless, Inquisitive, Intense, Intricate, Lonely, Lost, Moody, Mournful, Mysterious, Oppressed, Pleading, Reflective

Styles: 1930s (Thirties), Backwoods / Folksy, Bluesy, Crime in Progress, Documentary, Drama / 20-Something, Film Instrumental, Honky Tonk, Law & Crime, Rural / Country, TV Instrumental, Western

Regions: South America

Lyrics

CAN’T YOU HEAR THE WIND HOWL
©Littlewood, Simpson


Calling Mr Johnson
Hear me calling out your name
I’ve walked side by side with the devil
To try and ease my pain
The hounds are out to get me
And pull me down again

Calling Mr Johnson
Where did you get that feeling from
He said son I don’t know what it is
I know that’s where you belong

The wind it keeps a howling
And it’s calling out your name
When a voice cries from the crossroads
And you’re down that road again
Take me down

Jump a train back from Chicago
To the groove of a broken track
With the neck of a bottle
There’s ain’t no looking back

Your spirit keeps on going
With the soul of a preacher man
And the wind will keep on howling
Steel slide bar and guitar in hand
In your hands

Can you hear the wind howl
Can’t you hear the wind howl

Extended Keywords: Chain gang Slavery Roots Mississippi Delta Juke joint Plantation Bootleg Liquor 1930's Bluesy TV Films Documentaries Charlie Patton Memphis Beale Street Bluesman Hobo Hitchhiker Hustler Con man Searching Roadhouse Highway Desolate Shanty Calm Cautious Confrontational Eerie Gritty Longing Mellow Peaceful Purposeful Questioning Foreboding Solemn Somber Suspenseful Tension Great depression

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