Carolina Country Blues pays homage to Blind Boy Fuller, Etta Baker, Sonny Terry, Brownie McGee, Doc Watson and to the profound legacy of Piedmont Blues, a rich tradition that emerged during the post-Reconstruction Era and thrived in 1920s North and South Carolina. It speaks of resilience in the face of adversity, shining a light on the struggles of hardworking individuals battling poverty, disability, and gender inequality in a pre-modern world. Despite these challenges, these musicians achieved renown through their art and soul-stirring music, their blues helping to heal their communities.