Som da Sexta Duplo - Robert Johnson e Pablo Casals

Na última quarta-feira, uma dia muito especial para a música fez 75 anos. Da NPR:

Nov. 23, 1936, was a good day for recorded music. Two men, an ocean apart, each stepped up to a microphone and began to play. One was a cello prodigy who had performed for the queen of Spain; the other was a guitar player in the juke joints of the Mississippi Delta. But on that day, Pablo Casals and Robert Johnson each made recordings that would change music history.

Robert Johnson, provavelmente o cantor e guitarrista de blues mais influente da história:




Pablo Casals, que redescobriu as fabulosas suítes para violoncelo de J.S. Bach.