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Atlantic. ABC. Saunders Terrell (October 24, 1911 – March 11, 1986), [1] known as Sonny Terry, was an American Piedmont blues and folk musician, [2] who was known for his energetic blues harmonica style, which frequently included vocal whoops and hollers and occasionally imitations of trains and fox hunts.
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The elder of the two, Sonny Terry, was born in Greenboro, Georgia on October 24, 1911, and was christened Saunders Terrell. When he was six his family moved to Rockingham, North Carolina where, at the age of eleven, he lost an eye during a children’s game. Five years later he was blinded in the other eye when a lump of iron was hurled at his ...
Sonny Terry; Bull City Red - タワーレコード|最新アルバムCD・シングルCDやBlu-ray・DVD作品、関連本・雑誌・グッズなど一覧はこちら
Sonny Terry; Bull City Red - タワーレコード|最新アルバムCD・シングルCDやBlu-ray・DVD作品、関連本・雑誌・グッズなど一覧はこちら
In 1934 Sonny teamed with Blind Boy Fuller, and the two performed on street corners around Durham, N.C. with the Rev. Gary Davis. Sonny and Fuller recorded together until Fuller's death in 1940. It was around the time of Fuller's death that Terry performed at the "Spirituals to Swing" concert series at Carnegie Hall.
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