The House Carpenter (Live)
from Live at Club 47 by Doc Watson
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from Live at Club 47,
released February 9, 2018
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Doc Watson North Carolina
A newly discovered live performance by Doc Watson recorded live at the Club 47 in Cambridge, MA in 1963 at the beginning of
his solo career. This fly-on-the-wall record features unreleased songs from Doc's early repertoire.
Two enthusiastic music fans, Joyce Kalina and Paula Kelley, opened the Club 47 in 1958.
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Feb 2018
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