Wow! This interview just rearranged my musical world order. It’s like discovering a secret current that flows beneath the Gulf Stream. Thank you so much Otis and Barry Mazur. 🙏
after watching Barry's Cornshucks story demonstrating his dedication to getting it down, I feel lucky to have encountered Otis Bigs vids and had a chance to hear Barry share it. There are so many lives /stories that need to be known to render anything like true history!
Damn. What a story. What a talent, too. Makes me wonder how many more wonderful and talented artists of the era have languished in obscurity. Thank you, Barry, for the wonderful story and history, and the passion you have for bringing Little Miss Cornshucks to light. Thank you, Otis, for yet another wonderful interview. Be good to you 🙏🏻🤍💛
You know you’re basically building a Ken Burns documentary one video at a time. Would be great to compile them in a few (many?) years and create an insiders history of American music.
What a touching and fascinating story that we would never have known except we've got a friend named Otis. Thank you, Otis. And thank you, Barry, for making Miss Cornshucks come back to life. ✌❤
I'd love for as many people as possible to hear Barry's story, so please feel free to share this with anyone who might enjoy it. You can follow Barry on Facebook and tell him Otis sent ya! facebook.com/barry.mazor
Barry Mazor does it again. Great story highlighting his tenacity in getting to the truth. What a reporter! Thanks Barry for the thrill-ride in finding Little Miss Cornshucks.
The joy of tracking something down from some little thing you've read is pretty much lost, I'm glad I got to do it. I remember calling around for some old record I'd read about, and riding the bus, before I had a car, to get it. I loved all that , I love all this too though, life's good 😉
Great segment with Barry. It makes me stop and wonder how many unknowns have gone by without ever being known. Perhaps much more talented than the ones we all know. I have personally walked into places and told myself “what am I hearing right now” so much incredible unknown talent in the world. Sure wish the world had known “Little Miss cornshucks” better.Thanks Otis!
"If you keep going, you find things." Otis. Thank you for keeping these stories alive. Barry is the kind of story goldmine that you just seem to pull like a magnet. The observer at the edge, the musician in the wings, the producer behind the scenes. Proud to be a patreon; you're a modern day Alan Lomax of music lore.
Bless you Barry Mazor, what great work you’ve done! Will track down that ND article. I’d love a copy of your CDR if it’s better than the collection that’s been commercially released 😉
So important, and well done Barry Mazor for taking the time to research and remember, for the future, the forgotten artists of the past. Thank you for your efforts. And by the way, her version of Try A Little Tenderness (great guitar in it) beats Otis Redding's version . . no disrespect to Otis Redding . . !
Thanks again for this channel Otis.. it really is an oasis away from the madness. I know when I open one of your videos, it’s gonna make being a music fan a little bit better. These stories and facts you share are like proper seasoning that makes a good thing better.
‘Just wanted to thank you for providing all these interviews, & personal accounts of so many outstanding entertainers. Of course there are others. However, you & Joe Chambers bring these facts to life in a manner that even myself, an ole Missouri Bootheel guy, can relate with. Your music digs deep in the hearts of those who give a damned of our musical heritage. Thank you ! I look forward to each new release over a nice cup of coffee. Keep up the awesome work.
Love being introduced (and re-introduced) to these artists. Have you ever run across any stories or anyone connected with Jim Sullivan (U.F.O.) ? I think the Wrecking Crew worked on his first album.
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i also like Barry saw her name crop up here and there in my reading, but never knew that someone had went and wrote an article, let alone a collection had been put together (but damn, i'd sure like to hear Barry's version) anyways, so now it's off to the places to buy these things. Thanks so infinitely much Otis for putting this up, and for Barry taking the time to tell it, but t write it as well. See ya tomorrow morning with a cup of joe at the ready
u r correct Otis this IS a gem great one....vaudeville husband! thanks barry mazur thanks cornshuckjs...ill be playing her on my lil commutiy radio show tomorrow thanks yall
This is a truly fascinating and touching even heartbreaking story. Barry ,you are a hero. Also Ahmet Ertegan is a true music lover that cared about the artists he recorded. I hope you get to See the film with the footage Of Mildred. All the best. This is Gold Otis ,You surpassed yourself
well I gotta say Barry should feel proud of working to get the story of Cornshucks out properly as should you brother Otis as should the family (I saw on one video that family member commented and yes I said otis gibbs and barrry mazur sent me lol) as should the magazine etc.....great sad real life stufff thank YALL - SJOCR
If you're curious what she sounded like, here's her version of Try A Little Tenderness .
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Just listened and yea, she was just beautiful! Wow! What a vocal stylist she sure was.
referred to in my video comments
SO GOOD!!!!
What a wonderful guy. Hats off to Barry Mazor. Bless Miss Cornshucks wherever she is.
Barry, your curiosity and enthusiasm for American music history has been a gift to all of us. This is an amazing story!
Wow! This interview just rearranged my musical world order. It’s like discovering a secret current that flows beneath the Gulf Stream. Thank you so much Otis and Barry Mazur. 🙏
"If you keep going, you find things"
-soul gold
after watching Barry's Cornshucks story demonstrating his dedication to getting it down, I feel lucky to have encountered Otis Bigs vids and had a chance to hear Barry share it. There are so many lives /stories that need to be known to render anything like true history!
Damn. What a story. What a talent, too.
Makes me wonder how many more wonderful and talented artists of the era have languished in obscurity.
Thank you, Barry, for the wonderful story and history, and the passion you have for bringing Little Miss Cornshucks to light.
Thank you, Otis, for yet another wonderful interview.
Be good to you 🙏🏻🤍💛
You know you’re basically building a Ken Burns documentary one video at a time. Would be great to compile them in a few (many?) years and create an insiders history of American music.
A big thank you as well!
Thanks, Barry, for helping to give Little Miss Cornshucks her due. I’ve never heard of her, but I’m dying to listen to her recordings now.
What a touching and fascinating story that we would never have known except we've got a friend named Otis. Thank you, Otis. And thank you, Barry, for making Miss Cornshucks come back to life. ✌❤
Such a great story ! And the storyteller! Awesome Barry! thanks Otis!
I'd love for as many people as possible to hear Barry's story, so please feel free to share this with anyone who might enjoy it.
You can follow Barry on Facebook and tell him Otis sent ya!
facebook.com/barry.mazor
Barry's enthusiasm is infectious.
Ottis, A Thouand Thank You`s for putting this story out there and another Thousand Thank You`s to Barry for Doing this wonderful work.
Your passion is inspiring Barry ✨🏆✨
Barry Mazor is a treasure of what is journalism. Thank you Barry and Otis. 👍
You're doing important work Mr Gibbs
Barry Mazor does it again. Great story highlighting his tenacity in getting to the truth. What a reporter! Thanks Barry for the thrill-ride in finding Little Miss Cornshucks.
The joy of tracking something down from some little thing you've read is pretty much lost, I'm glad I got to do it. I remember calling around for some old record I'd read about, and riding the bus, before I had a car, to get it. I loved all that , I love all this too though, life's good 😉
Great segment with Barry.
It makes me stop and wonder how many unknowns have gone by without ever being known. Perhaps much more talented than the ones we all know. I have personally walked into places and told myself “what am I hearing right now” so much incredible unknown talent in the world. Sure wish the world had known “Little Miss cornshucks” better.Thanks Otis!
Man! It's so heartening to hear TRUTH, not conventional wisdom. Thank you, sir.
We need more Barry Mazor's.
"If you keep going, you find things." Otis. Thank you for keeping these stories alive. Barry is the kind of story goldmine that you just seem to pull like a magnet. The observer at the edge, the musician in the wings, the producer behind the scenes. Proud to be a patreon; you're a modern day Alan Lomax of music lore.
What an awesome story. I have no idea how I missed this one after listening to the Jimmie Rogers video. Barry, you are an amazing journalist.
That was fantastic ! Thank You
Awesome man! Thank you Otis!
He’s a gold mine!!!
Wow! Thank God for researchers like Barry.
Wow, and from my hometown to boot. Crazy. Love the Barry vids!
Shared, Otis, thank you for sharing this major piece of music history with us.
Bless you Barry Mazor, what great work you’ve done! Will track down that ND article. I’d love a copy of your CDR if it’s better than the collection that’s been commercially released 😉
Spellbinding and heartbreaking. Awesome content, Otis, thanks.
Another great one Otis, thanks.
Barry , you are wonderful and fun and OTIS, thank you for giving us these great folks on you're channel.
Thanks Otis and thanks to Barry. Excellent content.
This is awesome🎉
The strapline is spot on from what I can make out. Thank you for this.
Great story and history Barry! Thank you!
So important, and well done Barry Mazor for taking the time to research and remember, for the future, the forgotten artists of the past. Thank you for your efforts. And by the way, her version of Try A Little Tenderness (great guitar in it) beats Otis Redding's version . . no disrespect to Otis Redding . . !
amazing story, thank you.
Thank you for blowing my mind!
👌👌unreal 👌
Thanks again for this channel Otis.. it really is an oasis away from the madness. I know when I open one of your videos, it’s gonna make being a music fan a little bit better. These stories and facts you share are like proper seasoning that makes a good thing better.
Love Barry Mazor! Great Story Teller!
What a great, important story! Thanks to both of you.
What an amazing story! Thank you for keeping it alive.
‘Just wanted to thank you for providing all these interviews, & personal accounts of so many outstanding entertainers. Of course there are others. However, you & Joe Chambers bring these facts to life in a manner that even myself, an ole Missouri Bootheel guy, can relate with.
Your music digs deep in the hearts of those who give a damned of our musical heritage.
Thank you ! I look forward to each new release over a nice cup of coffee.
Keep up the awesome work.
It was a big loss for the music community when Joe Chambers left us. He had a vision and brought it to fruition for the benefitof us all. ✌️🇨🇦
Wow! Excellent story.
Wow!!!! awesome story!!
Wow Barry is a revelation!
Love being introduced (and re-introduced) to these artists. Have you ever run across any stories or anyone connected with Jim Sullivan (U.F.O.) ? I think the Wrecking Crew worked on his first album.
A Musical Library👍👍
One of the best things I've watched on TH-cam in a long time! Fantastic work, Otis!
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Incredible music history! Thanks to both of you...
I'm wondering how Nina may have been influenced by her.
Thank you for this Barry & Otis. Amazing stuff, we know this kind of stuff happen all the time but now it’s out there for everyone to hear.
Incredible and super entertaining
i also like Barry saw her name crop up here and there in my reading, but never knew that someone had went and wrote an article, let alone a collection had been put together (but damn, i'd sure like to hear Barry's version) anyways, so now it's off to the places to buy these things. Thanks so infinitely much Otis for putting this up, and for Barry taking the time to tell it, but t write it as well. See ya tomorrow morning with a cup of joe at the ready
Amazing story
I just listened to "So Long", and her vocal style and phrasing reminds me of the slightly better known Rosco Gordon.
Great interview Otis!!!
Great work! Thanks Otis!
u r correct Otis this IS a gem great one....vaudeville husband! thanks barry mazur thanks cornshuckjs...ill be playing her on my lil commutiy radio show tomorrow thanks yall
This is a truly fascinating and touching even heartbreaking story. Barry ,you are a hero. Also Ahmet Ertegan is a true music lover that cared about the artists he recorded. I hope you get to See the film with the footage Of Mildred. All the best. This is Gold Otis ,You surpassed yourself
Barry is one cool cat. Awesome story
⚓️ Thanks Barry Otis 😎
DUDE...
what a tale, awesome vid.
What a caring man, exceedingly good at what he does...
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Good stuff.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks
I love history
well I gotta say Barry should feel proud of working to get the story of Cornshucks out properly as should you brother Otis as should the family (I saw on one video that family member commented and yes I said otis gibbs and barrry mazur sent me lol) as should the magazine etc.....great sad real life stufff thank YALL - SJOCR
❤
Wow.
Would be interested in knowing how the Wisconsin name was spelled. "Jarman" per chance?
Noel Neill "Lois Lane" was in that movie
wow the wikipedia page is a shame based off what youre saying
@@andershansson2245 it just seemed really short and it didnt have a discography
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