Driscoll Frisco

John Paisley Hudson (4 September 1865 - 6 September 1972), also known by his pseudonym Driscoll Frisco, was an American professional blues singer from Alabama. His first song was called Dance Em, and is thought to have been released in the late 1890's. Born in a wealthy family, Hudson started playing guitar at the age of 4. His parents were strict and later kicked him out of the house. He died in his home in Georgia on September 6, 1972, aged 107, making him the oldest blues singer ever.