What's the earliest known recorded examples you can think of?

Here's a different kind of weaving to look at while you think
about the question.





Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2007-11-28 01:56 by schillid.

Do you mean just Stones?
If you mean any early weaving, I would definitely nominate Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry. Check out 'the BM Special'....also 'Packin' Up Gettin' Ready'.

Great team up of vocals guitars and harmonica

Charlie McCoy's work with Tommy Johnson and Ishman Bracey - Memphis 1928
Cool Drink Of Water Blues...Big Road Blues...Maggie Campbell.....Saturday Blues


Tommy Johnson.....................................Ishman Bracey
No photo of Charlie McCoy available


Frank Stokes and Dane Sane - Memphis 1927 - 1929


Dan Sane ......................................Frank Stokes



ROCKMAN

If you want a good example of what weaving means, listen to Hot Legs (Rod Stewart)

These guys epitomized the art of weaving:

Munichhilton Wrote:
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> Do you mean just Stones?
>

I suppose that I meant Stones songs...
but now that I've seen the responses above,

feel free to name the Stones' predecessors.

Damn Y'all! Cave Men used to weave as they howled in the caves!!!