Martin Lee Cropper

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.

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.