Mance Lipscomb - Goin Down Slow HQ Rare
"Goin' Down Slow" is a blues song written by James "St. Louis Jimmy" Oden and popularized by Mance Lipscomb, a Texas blues musician. Lipscomb recorded the song in 1960 as part of his album "Texas Sharecropper and Songster". The song is a slow-paced, emotive performance featuring Lipscomb's fingerpicking guitar style and powerful vocals. It is considered a classic of the Texas blues genre and has been covered by many other blues and rock musicians. Mance Lipscomb was an American blues singer, guitarist, and songster. He was born in 1895 and died in 1976. He was born in Texas and began playing music in the early 1920s. He was known for his fingerpicking guitar style and his deep, rich vocals. Lipscomb was an important figure in the Texas blues scene and was discovered by the folklorist Mack McCormick in the 1960s, which led to a renewed interest in his music and career. www.RootsThatRock.com Bringing you the latest reviews on both alternative and mainstream projects, Roots That Rock is the number one source for all things music. Stay in the loop on everything from retro classics to new releases—subscribe to our magazine today. Roots That Rock is an online platform and music magazine for hardcore music fans and music professionals. We built this platform to connect between music fans and our favorite new and seasoned artists.
About Mance Lipscomb
American blues guitarist, singer and songster. He was born near Navasota, Texas on April 09, 1895. Took the name Mance (short for emancipation) from a friend of his oldest brother, Charlie as a young man. Died January 30, 1976 in Navasota, Texas after suffering a stroke two years prior.
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