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Lonzie Thomas

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“I watched my daddy’s fingers on the guitar and I caught it,” remembered Lonzie Thomas, who was born in his present home of Lee County, Alabama, in 1921. He was shot in the face and blinded at the age of 22. “After I got blind, I got more interested in playing and singing,” he said. “It was something to keep my mind off worrying.” It was also one of the few ways a blind man could make a living, and he began playing on the streets of Opelika and Columbus for tips and at parties.” – George Mitchell, from In Celebration of a Legacy. His take on “Raise A Ruckus Tonight” and “Red Cross Store” found on this four-song EP are particular favorites. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

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Rabbit On A Log

290
2

Red Cross Store

172
3

My Three Women

148
4

Raise A Ruckus Tonight

141
5

Hard Pill To Swallow

74
6

Barnyard

68
7

Dear Old Mother

62
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Struttin' That Thing

61
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Sitting Here Studying as the Time

42
10

Lonzie Thomas Dragaround

32

albums

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Been Here All My Days: Selections From The George Mitchell Archive

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The George Mitchell Collection Volumes 8-14

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the george mitchell collection

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The George Mitchell Collection Vol. 2

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George Mitchell Collection Vol 2, Disc 6

The George Mitchell Collection Vol. 8-14

The George Mitchell Collection Vol. 8-14

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The George Mitchell Collection, Volumes 8-14 - Disc 2

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The George Mtchell Collection

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The George Mitchell Collection V8-14 [Disc 2]

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The George Mitchell Collection V8-14 (Disc 2)

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Lonzie Thomas

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The George Mitchell Collection Vol. 8

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