 You'd see someone really good. You'd see Davy Graham one week and then somebody really atrocious next week. But then you could see blues artists coming to Britain from about 63, almost 63, 64. And did they leave a big impression on you? Oh, yeah. I mean, it's great. You could see someone you'd heard on a record and you thought they were dead and then they'd turn up. It was just fantastic. Richard Thompson, visiting the Fresh Air studio in 1994, speaking with Terry Gross. More after a break. This is Fresh Air.