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Lost in time and rediscovered from the dusty vaults of American Ghost Recordings, [LOST TAPE #014 — “Down to the Hollow Ground” — Etta Mae Collins (1935)] captures the haunting voice of a forgotten blues singer at the edge of the Great Depression. Recorded in a single take on a worn field microphone somewhere along the Mississippi Delta, this track embodies the raw emotion, spiritual pain, and gospel-infused roots of early Delta Blues. Every crackle, hiss, and vinyl imperfection tells the story of struggle, redemption, and survival in the Deep South. This lost blues recording is perfect for listeners who love authentic 1930s Delta Blues, field recordings, traditional gospel blues, early folk, or vintage Americana. It is recommended for audiences who appreciate the sound of artists like Robert Johnson, Son House, and Bessie Smith, and for anyone fascinated by the cultural roots of American soul and folk traditions. Through “Down to the Hollow Ground,” Etta Mae Collins delivers a chilling performance that feels both sacred and sorrowful. Her trembling voice and guitar echo through history, painting an image of dusty church pews, lonely highways, and nights filled with the sound of distant rain. This video is ideal for blues collectors, historians, vinyl enthusiasts, and those searching for music that still bleeds truth and spirit. Discover a sound preserved in ghostly fidelity — a window into the forgotten corners of American musical history. Let the needle drop, close your eyes, and step back to 1935, where every note carried the weight of a lifetime. #bluesmusic #deltablues #vintageblues #americanroots #losttape #blueshistory #gospelblues #vinylrecording #1930smusic #americanghostrecordings