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Floyd Council September 2 1911 – May 9 1976 Was An American Blues Guitarist Mandolin Player And Singer. He Became A Well-Known Practitioner Of The Piedmont Blues Sound From That Area Popular Throughout The Southeastern Region Of The US In The 1930s. Born In Chapel Hill North Carolina United States To Harrie And Lizzie Council Floyd Began His Musical Career On The Streets Of Chapel Hill In The 1920s Performing With Two Brothers Leo And Thomas Strowd As "The Chapel Hillbillies". In The Late 1920s And Early 1930s He And Blind Boy Fuller Busked In The Chapel Hill Area. He Recorded Twice For ARC At Sessions With Fuller In The Mid-Thirties All Examples Of The Piedmont Style.
Council Suffered A Stroke In The Late 1960s Which Partially Paralyzed His Throat Muscles And Slowed His Motor Skills But Did Not Significantly Damage His Cognitive Abilities. Folklorist Peter B. Lowry Attempted To Record Him One Afternoon In 1970 But He Never Regained His Singing Or Playing Abilities. Accounts Say That He Remained "quite Sharp In Mind".
Council Died In 1976 Of A Heart Attack After Moving To Sanford North Carolina. He Was Buried At White Oak AME Zion Cemetery In Sanford. Syd Barrett Of English Psychedelic Rock Band Pink Floyd Came Up With The Band's Name By Juxtaposing The First Names Of Council And South Carolina Bluesman Pink Anderson. He Noticed The Names In The Liner Notes Of A 1962 Blind Boy Fuller LP Philips BBL-7512 . The Text Written By Paul Oliver Read "Curley Weaver And Fred McMullen ... Pink Anderson Or Floyd Council - These Were A Few Amongst The Many Blues Singers That Were To Be Heard In The Rolling Hills Of The Piedmont Or Meandering With The Streams Through The Wooded Valleys."
Discography Edit Source | Editbeta No Records Are Available Which Exclusively Feature Council's Work. However The Document CD Carolina Blues 1937-47 DOCD 5168 Features Six Songs Which He Recorded "I'm Grievin' And I'm Worryin'" "I Don't Want No Hungry Woman" "Lookin' For My Baby" "Poor And Ain't Got A Dime" "Runaway Man Blues" And "Working Man Blues".
According To A 1969 Interview Council Stated He Had Recorded 27 Songs Over His Career Seven Of Them Backing Blind Boy Fuller. Fuller's Series Of Complete Recorded Works Contain Many Songs In Which Council Played Guitar.
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Biography - Floyd Council
Floyd Council September 2 1911 – May 9 1976 Was An American Blues Guitarist Mandolin Player And Singer. He Became A Well-Known Practitioner Of The Piedmont Blues Sound From That Area Popular Throughout The Southeastern Region Of The US In The 1930s. Born In Chapel Hill North Carolina United States To Harrie And Lizzie Council Floyd Began His Musical Career On The Streets Of Chapel Hill In The 1920s Performing With Two Brothers Leo And Thomas Strowd As "The Chapel Hillbillies". In The Late 1920s And Early 1930s He And Blind Boy Fuller Busked In The Chapel Hill Area. He Recorded Twice For ARC At Sessions With Fuller In The Mid-Thirties All Examples Of The Piedmont Style.
Council Suffered A Stroke In The Late 1960s Which Partially Paralyzed His Throat Muscles And Slowed His Motor Skills But Did Not Significantly Damage His Cognitive Abilities. Folklorist Peter B. Lowry Attempted To Record Him One Afternoon In 1970 But He Never Regained His Singing Or Playing Abilities. Accounts Say That He Remained "quite Sharp In Mind".
Council Died In 1976 Of A Heart Attack After Moving To Sanford North Carolina. He Was Buried At White Oak AME Zion Cemetery In Sanford. Syd Barrett Of English Psychedelic Rock Band Pink Floyd Came Up With The Band's Name By Juxtaposing The First Names Of Council And South Carolina Bluesman Pink Anderson. He Noticed The Names In The Liner Notes Of A 1962 Blind Boy Fuller LP Philips BBL-7512 . The Text Written By Paul Oliver Read "Curley Weaver And Fred McMullen ... Pink Anderson Or Floyd Council - These Were A Few Amongst The Many Blues Singers That Were To Be Heard In The Rolling Hills Of The Piedmont Or Meandering With The Streams Through The Wooded Valleys."
Discography Edit Source | Editbeta No Records Are Available Which Exclusively Feature Council's Work. However The Document CD Carolina Blues 1937-47 DOCD 5168 Features Six Songs Which He Recorded "I'm Grievin' And I'm Worryin'" "I Don't Want No Hungry Woman" "Lookin' For My Baby" "Poor And Ain't Got A Dime" "Runaway Man Blues" And "Working Man Blues".
According To A 1969 Interview Council Stated He Had Recorded 27 Songs Over His Career Seven Of Them Backing Blind Boy Fuller. Fuller's Series Of Complete Recorded Works Contain Many Songs In Which Council Played Guitar. read less
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Council Suffered A Stroke In The Late 1960s Which Partially Paralyzed His Throat Muscles And Slowed His Motor Skills But Did Not Significantly Damage His Cognitive Abilities. Folklorist Peter B. Lowry Attempted To Record Him One Afternoon In 1970 But He Never Regained His Singing Or Playing Abilities. Accounts Say That He Remained "quite Sharp In Mind".
Council Died In 1976 Of A Heart Attack After Moving To Sanford North Carolina. He Was Buried At White Oak AME Zion Cemetery In Sanford. Syd Barrett Of English Psychedelic Rock Band Pink Floyd Came Up With The Band's Name By Juxtaposing The First Names Of Council And South Carolina Bluesman Pink Anderson. He Noticed The Names In The Liner Notes Of A 1962 Blind Boy Fuller LP Philips BBL-7512 . The Text Written By Paul Oliver Read "Curley Weaver And Fred McMullen ... Pink Anderson Or Floyd Council - These Were A Few Amongst The Many Blues Singers That Were To Be Heard In The Rolling Hills Of The Piedmont Or Meandering With The Streams Through The Wooded Valleys."
Discography Edit Source | Editbeta No Records Are Available Which Exclusively Feature Council's Work. However The Document CD Carolina Blues 1937-47 DOCD 5168 Features Six Songs Which He Recorded "I'm Grievin' And I'm Worryin'" "I Don't Want No Hungry Woman" "Lookin' For My Baby" "Poor And Ain't Got A Dime" "Runaway Man Blues" And "Working Man Blues".
According To A 1969 Interview Council Stated He Had Recorded 27 Songs Over His Career Seven Of Them Backing Blind Boy Fuller. Fuller's Series Of Complete Recorded Works Contain Many Songs In Which Council Played Guitar. read less
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