Blues Guitar. Key of A but Pinks tuned down a full step. www.ultimate-guitar.com. + Informações

Pinkney "Pink" Anderson (February 12, 1900 -- October 12, 1974[1]) was a blues singer and guitarist, born in Laurens, South Carolina. Contents [hide] 1 Life and career 2 The Pink in Pink Floyd 3 Discography 3.1 Singles 3.2 Albums 4 See also 5 References 6 External links Life and career After being raised in Greenville and Spartanburg, South Carolina, he joined Dr. Frank "Smiley" Kerr of the Indian Remedy Company in 1914 to entertain the crowds whilst Kerr tried to sell a concoction purported to have medicinal qualities.[2] Cemetery marker for Pink Anderson in Lincoln Memorial Gardens, Spartanburg, South Carolina In 1916 in Spartanburg, Anderson met Simeon "Blind Simmie" Dooley,[3] from whom he learned to be a blues singer, this after experience in string bands. When Anderson was not traveling with Dr. Kerr, he and Dooley would play to small gatherings in Greenville, Spartanburg, and other neighboring communities, as well as recording four tracks for Columbia Records in Atlanta in April, 1928.[4] After Dr. Kerr retired in 1945, Anderson stayed more close to home in Spartanburg, keeping his musical talents in tune with an old Gibson J-50 guitar and a harmonica. He still "went out" annually when he could with Leo "Chief Thundercloud" Kahdot (of the Potawatomi native Americans) and his medicine show, often with the Jonesville, South Carolina based harmonica-player Arthur "Peg Leg Sam" Jackson. In May 1950, Anderson was recorded by folklorist Paul Clayton at the Virginia State .... + Informações

Pink Anderson the Carolina Bluesman recorded in 1961.This is where Pink Floyd got half their name from. + Informações

Pink Anderson singing the mighty fine song I got mine. Pink, as you may know, will be remembered for many things but perhaps his most lasting legacy will be as one of the heroes of a group of young men who took his name and another of another bluesman Floyd Council and mashed them up to form the name of their band, Pink Floyd.. + Informações

Pink Anderson - Baby Please Don't Go - Carolina Bluesman Vol. 1. + Informações

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Greasy Greens Pink Anderson Blues Ragtime Novelty Double Entendre. + Informações

Pink Anderson....CC And O. Blues. Floyd Council......If You Don't Give Me What I Want. these are the two bluesmen who gave pink floyd their name.... cool eh ?.... + Informações

Little Pink Anderson brings his unique style to "In the Jailhouse Now", a previously unreleased clip from the "Drink House to Church House" sessions. Recorded in Atlanta, Georgia. For more of Pink's music check out www.musicmaker.org visit Music Maker Relief Foundation! musicmaker.org Buy Little Pink Anderson's music on Itunes! http. + Informações

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Here's a short about Little Pink Anderson. Check out Music Maker Relief Foundation, a non-profit organization that is preserving southern blues music and tradition by preserving and supporting many artists like Little Pink. visit Music Maker Relief Foundation! musicmaker.org Buy Little Pink Anderson's music on Itunes! http edited by Tom Ciaburri. + Informações

" Gonna Tip Out Tonight " (April 14, 1928 in Atlanta) Pink Anderson, guitar Simmie Dooley, vocal & kazoo. + Informações

I do not own the copyright to this recording. This video is for historical and educational purposes For information about these artists, please visit the websites: en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org Pinkney "Pink" Anderson:Vocals & Guitar Simmie Dooley:Vocals & Guitar Recorded in Atlanta, GA. Saturday, April 13, 1928 Originally issued on the 1928 single (Columbia 14336-D) (78 RPM) This recording taken from the 1991 CD "Georgia String Bands (1928-1930)". + Informações

blues in the jailhouse now by Pink Anderson "A living legend the best style". + Informações

CC & O. Blues Pink Anderson & Simmie Dooley Recordingdate : Original, Sat. 14 April 1928, Co14400-D, Columbia Label, Atlanta, Georgia. Note : This recording is taken from an collection album "Times Ain't Like They Used To Be", but to my knowledge it's the original recordings. The other side is "Every Day In The Week Blues". This duet recorded only two records in 1928. To be correct, the other one is Co14336-D, Columbia Label: a) Papa's 'Bout To Get Mad b) Gonna Tip Out Tonight I don't have it, nor the songs. Pink Anderson recorded after 1943 and as a curiosity, he played also with Rev. Gary Davis. I dedicate this one to my very good friend lain in Sweden/Scotland !!!??? Enjoy ! Peace ! Urban. + Informações

" Every Day In The Week Blues " by PINK ANDERSON & SIMMIE DOODLEY. Atlanta, April 1928.. + Informações

PA picture - Sam Charters, recorded by Sam Charters - August 14, 1961 Pinkney Anderson b. February 12, 1900 in Laurens, South Carolina d. October 12, 1974 in Spartanburg, South Carolina. + Informações

Carolina Blues Man. + Informações

Little Pink Anderson performing St. James Infirmary. Off of the album Carolina Bluesman.. + Informações

"It was in the month of April, nineteen hundred twelve...". + Informações

Carolina Blues Man. + Informações

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Carolina Blues Man. + Informações

Roy Bookbinder talks about Pink Anderson, and plays a version of one of his songs. Recorded at a folk festival.. + Informações