Martin Lee Cropper

Authentic yet original 1920s style Mississippi Delta and Hill Country Blues played on National Guitars

Tucked away in a cabin on a windswept hilltop just south of Bridgetown, Martin Lee Cropper has spent 25 years honing his skills, learning to play like a 1920s man, studying the guitar styles of the East Coast Piedmont, Texas, Mississippi Delta & Hill Country Blues masters of the 1920s & 30s and living a simple rural life.

Now fluent in these regional blues guitar styles, he has forged a new body of authentic but original Delta Blues, playing and singing from the heart, with passion, on National Guitars. This man loves his job.

Tucked away in a cabin on a windswept hilltop just south of Bridgetown, Martin Lee Cropper has spent 25 years honing his skills, learning to play like a 1920s man, studying the guitar styles of the East Coast Piedmont, Texas, Mississippi Delta & Hill Country Blues masters of the 1920s & 30s and living a simple rural life.

Now fluent in these regional blues guitar styles, he has forged a new body of authentic but original Delta Blues, playing and singing from the heart, with passion, on National Guitars. This man loves his job.

Tucked away in a cabin on a windswept hilltop just south of Bridgetown, Martin Lee Cropper has spent 25 years honing his skills, learning to play like a 1920s man, studying the guitar styles of the East Coast Piedmont, Texas, Mississippi Delta & Hill Country Blues masters of the 1920s & 30s and living a simple rural life.

Now fluent in these regional blues guitar styles, he has forged a new body of authentic but original Delta Blues, playing and singing from the heart, with passion, on National Guitars. This man loves his job.

Authentic yet original 1920s style Mississippi Delta & Hill Country Blues played on National guitars