Washboard Sam

which is a traditional number first recorded back in 1935 as Don't Tear My Clothes by the State Street Boys and was later adapted by Eric Von Schmidt.

Many recorded it in the years between, including the Harlem Ham Fats, Washboard Sam, and Blind Boy Fuller.

Now, before that, we heard a couple of electric blues numbers by two of the giants of the genre, B.B. King and Muddy Waters.

We heard B.B.' 's Walkin' Dr.

Good old good stuff.

And before that, we heard Washboard Sam come on back.

And by request, Lonnie Johnson, he's a jelly roll baker.

Friends, you're listening to Jack Norton's Old Time Radio Show.

Looked like everybody brought a bottle.

Washboard Sam sidled up to Bill and said, you know you could beat that woman playing and anybody in here know that you the best guitar picker around.

Bill just shook his head.

I don't know about that, he said.

She can make it moan.

She can make it whistle.

Maybe she won't show, Washboard Sam winked.

Tampa Red jumped on stage and shouted through the mic.