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Blues Singer Stavin' Chain, 1934

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Blues Singer Stavin' Chain, 1934
Blues singer and guitar player Stavin' Chain. Since stavin' chain seems to be slang for a length of chain, this is probably a nickname. He's playing the guitar and singing the song "Batson." Children are playing in the background.

Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress, Lomax collection
People in photo include: Stavin' Chain
Date & Place: in Lafayette, Louisiana USA
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