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Josh White was an American blues and folk singer and guitarist, known for his smooth voice and skilled guitar playing. Born in Greenville, South Carolina, he began his career as a guide for blind street musicians, which shaped his musical style. In the 1940s, he became a significant figure in American music, with songs like "One Meat Ball" and "House of the Rising Sun" gaining widespread recognition. White was also known for his protest songs addressing issues such as racial injustice and social problems. He collaborated with artists like Lead Belly and Pete Seeger and performed at notable events, including the White House. Despite challenges during the McCarthy era, he continued recording and performing until his death in 1969. The products available from the artist Josh White include CDs.
