https://wilkesheritagemuseum.com/hall-of-fame/previous-years/2012/charlie-poole

Old Charlie, 1927, was the actual source of the notorious (to a folklorist) “Seeger, Paley, Cohen & Guard” song-credit on Kingston Trio “Goin' Places”, And he'd gotten it from a showtune of some kind which had added a "Frankie & Johnny" Chorus





(Mike Seeger, Tom Paley, and John Cohen were the original New Lost City Ramblers, who’d recorded it in a nearly verbatim rendition




....except that the NLCR also had some inflections from this Charlie Poole Jr. 1937 recording




(and then suddenly)...




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CHARLIE POOLE'S FIRST SESSION: JULY 27. 1925


















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An example of Charlie's later sound, better recorded, and more 'uptown' and violinistic





Banjo-innovator-eclecticist-modernist Charlie Poole, 1892-1931, is a strong candidate for the fun game of reincarnational-as-ifs. This guy here isn't even my first or second choice for that in this instance, but the clip will serve to introduce the topic..... "New-Agey-Channelling" at a minimum?