Daddy Stovepipe

1867–1963 (age 96)

Folk/Blues Musician

Biography

Daddy Stovepipe (1867–1963) embodied the early spirit of folk and blues music, weaving stories of everyday life into his songs and performances. His long career reflected a deep connection to tradition, sharing the joys and struggles of his generation through music.

Laid to rest at Restvale Cemetery, Daddy Stovepipe’s legacy endures in the melodies he crafted and the generations of musicians he inspired.

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