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Charley Patton: Remembering the Delta Blues Pioneer 92 Years After His Death
🎵 PlayAmerican Blues Scene·4/28/2026
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Charley Patton: Remembering the Delta Blues Pioneer 92 Years After His Death

By Cary Baker
Reports vary on his date of birth. But Charley Patton, one of the earliest blues artists on record*, is said to have been born 134 years ago this month in April 1891 (exact date and year unknown), in Hinds County near Edwards or Bolton, Miss. (source: Mississippi Writers Musicians website). But whatever his actual birth date, it’s never a bad time to pay tribute to this Mississippi Delta blues forefather.What generally IS agreed upon, however, is that Patton passed away 92 years ago toda
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