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Peg Leg Sam Face. Peg's fine harmonica style and his unique humorous routines are available on record. Bruce bastin and pete lowry are responsible for two. As legend has it, he attached an old fence post to the stump with a leather belt—hence the nickname peg leg sam. Peg leg sam stars in his own 1976 documentary “born for hard luck.” veteran harmonica player and all around character, arthur jackson. As a teenager, arthur jackson lived. He was a gifted harmonicist but also an avid song collector and storied performer. Around 1930, peg leg sam earned his name when he fell off of a train around raleigh, north carolina, mangling his face, and losing his. He was able to play harmonica with his nose, and could play two harmonicas at once. This carolina harp virtuoso spent most of his life travelling the south with carnivals and medicine shows. The late peidmont blues harpist peg leg sam (real name arthur jackson) was a true ramblin' bluesman who lost his right leg in 1930.

He was able to play harmonica with his nose, and could play two harmonicas at once. The late peidmont blues harpist peg leg sam (real name arthur jackson) was a true ramblin' bluesman who lost his right leg in 1930. Around 1930, peg leg sam earned his name when he fell off of a train around raleigh, north carolina, mangling his face, and losing his. Peg's fine harmonica style and his unique humorous routines are available on record. As legend has it, he attached an old fence post to the stump with a leather belt—hence the nickname peg leg sam. Bruce bastin and pete lowry are responsible for two. Peg leg sam stars in his own 1976 documentary “born for hard luck.” veteran harmonica player and all around character, arthur jackson. This carolina harp virtuoso spent most of his life travelling the south with carnivals and medicine shows. He was a gifted harmonicist but also an avid song collector and storied performer. As a teenager, arthur jackson lived.

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Peg Leg Sam Face Bruce bastin and pete lowry are responsible for two. He was a gifted harmonicist but also an avid song collector and storied performer. The late peidmont blues harpist peg leg sam (real name arthur jackson) was a true ramblin' bluesman who lost his right leg in 1930. This carolina harp virtuoso spent most of his life travelling the south with carnivals and medicine shows. Bruce bastin and pete lowry are responsible for two. Peg's fine harmonica style and his unique humorous routines are available on record. As legend has it, he attached an old fence post to the stump with a leather belt—hence the nickname peg leg sam. Peg leg sam stars in his own 1976 documentary “born for hard luck.” veteran harmonica player and all around character, arthur jackson. As a teenager, arthur jackson lived. Around 1930, peg leg sam earned his name when he fell off of a train around raleigh, north carolina, mangling his face, and losing his. He was able to play harmonica with his nose, and could play two harmonicas at once.