Two Days in November (1974)

About this title: Although Arthel "Doc" Watson had been a central figure in the folk and acoustic music that was native to the Appalachian southeastern United States since the late '50s, significant success came later in his life. By the mid-'60s, Doc Watson (vocal/guitar/harmonica) had been joined by his son Merle Watson (guitar/banjo), and together they were responsible for scores of releases featuring their inimitable brand of infectious and honest acoustic folk and traditional country music. The title Two Days in November (1974) refers to the length of time it took to document this ten-track album. However ... read more

Tracks:

1. Walk on By [Tillis/Walker]
2. Poor Boy Blues [Watson/Watson]
3. I'm Going Fishing [Watson/Watson]
4. Kinfolks in Carolina [Travis]
5. Lonesome Moan [Watson]
6. Medley: Little Beggar Joe/Old Joe Clark [Watson]
7. Kaw-Liga [Rose/Williams]
8. Train That Carried My Girl from Town [Watson]
9. Snowbird [MacLellan]
10. Doc's Rag [Watson]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.