Doc Watson

Doc Watson was an influential American folk and bluegrass musician, celebrated for his exceptional skill on the guitar and his powerful singing. Born in 1923 in North Carolina, he became a key figure in the folk music revival of the 1960s, blending traditional Appalachian music with elements of blues and jazz. Watson was known for his flatpicking technique and deep knowledge of American folk songs, which he performed both solo and with various collaborations. His artistry earned him numerous awards, including several Grammy Awards, making him a respected and beloved figure in American music history. Watson passed away in 2012.