@@raceharrison6738 If you ever share them, I would love to hear the legendary Sis play (from an aspiring fiddler and unofficial 'arkansas traveler' who loves this song) :)
Me too! I have know "Magnolia Wind" for ages, but never knew until today that Shawn had a part in writing it with Guy Clark. He is a wonderful find and like someone else said why the heck ain't he famous???
I’ve been privileged to see this guy in the UK tonight as he is touring with The Transatlantic Sessions. A tremendous talent I hadn’t heard of! This song is great 👍🏻
Mr Camp been following you a long time & the people in your circle ( we lost a few ) & oh what a circle it is!! 🤠😎💯 thank you & please continue to keep this goin forward for Guy, Townes, Richard & of course yourself ( I enjoyed AI ) Thanks sir & tell Mr Braddock A Dale, Fl says hello
I was wondering how he was gonna play this fiddle tune without a fiddle but I gotta admit he sure pulled it off. Shawn is a very talented musician, of that there is no doubt. Everyone who already hasn't should check out his tribute to Flatt and Scruggs band, Earls of Leicester, that was put together by the great Jerry Douglas. Bluegrass done the old, and in my opinion, best way!
I first heard Ricky Skaggs version of this song and I was initially impressed with this young man's skill in making his guitar sound like a fiddle but he lost me when he called Sis Draper the 'devil's daughter'. Sorry, like Ricky's line better, "Sis Draper is her Daddy's daughter..."
Shawn sings it the way it was written. Ricky is too religious to sing it the original way. He notoriously also changed a line in 40 Highway Blues that originally mentioned having a beer. I suppose he deserves to be respected for his beliefs but he takes it a bit far in my opinion.
He also changed another Guy Clark line in "Heartbroke." The original is "Pride is a bitch and a bore when you're lonely." The Skaggs version is "Crying when you're rich . . ." which makes absolutely no sense to me.
Faust? Robert Johnson? Devil at the crossroads? Striking that deal to play the fiddle/guitar (or do whatever else) the best anyone ever has in exchange for your soul? Familiar with these stories or ideas at all? And the song references a jealous grandmother, jealous because grandpa used to date Sis. “Sis Draper is the devil’s daughter” is something grandma might say disparagingly, and an envious country picker might say admiringly. It’s tongue-in-cheek. Folklore. Mythology. You know, the stuff of legend and fairy tale. Relax. It’s just a song, but a brilliant song just the way it is. The way Guy and Shawn wrote it!
He s a great artist. Hate that he felt compelled to tell his implicitly racist story about Memphis. White blindness more than racism I imagine and hope.
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This man is the real deal 100%. He sounds like he’s singing when he talks his voice is so perfect for country.
you heard of talking blues before, my friend? Decades before rap.
@@saintwcf Oh yes I’m a true fan and love the history. Happy 4th of July. 🇺🇸
The lady they are singing about sis draper is my great grandma we still got her fiddle
are there any recordings of your great grandma playing her fiddle?
Yes we have some .......my grandpa says she was the best fiddle player in the world
@@raceharrison6738 If you ever share them, I would love to hear the legendary Sis play (from an aspiring fiddler and unofficial 'arkansas traveler' who loves this song) :)
Sis Draper was my grandma. My dad love this song. I wish he could have met Shawn before he passed. ❤
Now THAT'S some talent!
I fell head over heels in love with Magnolia Wind yesterday.... And now I'm down a magical rabbit hole 😍
Me too! I have know "Magnolia Wind" for ages, but never knew until today that Shawn had a part in writing it with Guy Clark. He is a wonderful find and like someone else said why the heck ain't he famous???
Shawn has got it all! WOW! Singer, songwriter & looks! Why the heck ain't he famous? Love him!
This will always be one of my favorites ❤
Me too
Finally found it well worth the search....brillant...
Greetings from IRELAND 😉 salamat for this gem. ..
He’s incredible! And that girl on his left is also tremendous!
Newport, Arkansas native, and actress, Mary Steenburgen.
Shelly Colvin
Love this! Shawn is a distant cousin and Sis Draper was my aunt. I still remember going to Marion Camps' house when Aunt Sis camp through!
I’ve been privileged to see this guy in the UK tonight as he is touring with The Transatlantic Sessions.
A tremendous talent I hadn’t heard of!
This song is great 👍🏻
My hubby and granddaughter play this awesome song...woot!!
Mr Camp been following you a long time & the people in your circle ( we lost a few ) & oh what a circle it is!! 🤠😎💯 thank you & please continue to keep this goin forward for Guy, Townes, Richard & of course yourself ( I enjoyed AI ) Thanks sir & tell Mr Braddock A Dale, Fl says hello
I was wondering how he was gonna play this fiddle tune without a fiddle but I gotta admit he sure pulled it off. Shawn is a very talented musician, of that there is no doubt. Everyone who already hasn't should check out his tribute to Flatt and Scruggs band, Earls of Leicester, that was put together by the great Jerry Douglas. Bluegrass done the old, and in my opinion, best way!
That's the best thing I've heard in weeks. Amazing.
That is real talent. I got to meet Shawn with Verlon at Courville's in Texas.
Don't get any better than Shawn Camp....big talent.
Awesome guitar playing!
I am related to this guy!!! Cousins
thats awesome. cheers.
I got to say I,ve listen to Shawn Camp for a month and a half and not much in between.
Shawn Camp is awesome.
Amazing!
What an awesome performer.
That was cool Shawn!
THIS is American culture
He sure makes an excellent Bluegrasser ! He is in best band since Flatt and Scruggs.
Any recordings of sis
You don’t want to stop in West Memphis.
Wow, he's a decent picker too!!
She's an Arkansawyer
Who was here after American idol 😂😂😂
Guthrie Trapp brought me here. Cheers man!
One dislike? HSM= Homer Simpson Fingers. Clumsy boy!
Who's the lady sitting to his left?
Shelly Colvin
10 grandmas accidentally hit the 👎
who was the female (nose)picker sitting next to him? kind of distracting....lol
I first heard Ricky Skaggs version of this song and I was initially impressed with this young man's skill in making his guitar sound like a fiddle but he lost me when he called Sis Draper the 'devil's daughter'. Sorry, like Ricky's line better, "Sis Draper is her Daddy's daughter..."
Shawn sings it the way it was written. Ricky is too religious to sing it the original way. He notoriously also changed a line in 40 Highway Blues that originally mentioned having a beer. I suppose he deserves to be respected for his beliefs but he takes it a bit far in my opinion.
Shawn wrote the song with Guy Clark. That is his lyric. Got to stay true to the original.
He also changed another Guy Clark line in "Heartbroke." The original is "Pride is a bitch and a bore when you're lonely." The Skaggs version is "Crying when you're rich . . ." which makes absolutely no sense to me.
Faust? Robert Johnson? Devil at the crossroads? Striking that deal to play the fiddle/guitar (or do whatever else) the best anyone ever has in exchange for your soul? Familiar with these stories or ideas at all? And the song references a jealous grandmother, jealous because grandpa used to date Sis. “Sis Draper is the devil’s daughter” is something grandma might say disparagingly, and an envious country picker might say admiringly. It’s tongue-in-cheek. Folklore. Mythology. You know, the stuff of legend and fairy tale. Relax. It’s just a song, but a brilliant song just the way it is. The way Guy and Shawn wrote it!
He s a great artist. Hate that he felt compelled to tell his implicitly racist story about Memphis. White blindness more than racism I imagine and hope.
I believe he was talking more about the Memphis music scene. i.e. stay country and dont go playing rock and roll. Sun records?