Condition: Used
Robert Johnson - King Of The Delta Blues Singers, Vol. 2
Label: Columbia Records
Cat #: C 30034
Country: Canada issue
Format: Vinyl, LP
Vinyl: VG+ VG++ few light scuffs
Cover: VG+ slight stickwear, slightest ringwear
Includes Insert
Tracklisting:
1 Kindhearted Woman Blues
2 Dust My Broom
3 Sweet Home Chicago
4 Rambling on My Mind
5 Phonograph Blues
6 They're Red Hot
7 Dead Shrimp Johnson
8 Preaching Blues (Up Jumped the Devil)
9 I'm a Steady Rollin' Man
10 From Four Till Late
11 Little Queen of Spades
12 Malted Milk
13 Drunken Hearted Man
14 Stop Breakin' Down Blues
15 Honeymoon Blues
16 Love in Vain
If you're not familiar with this artist/title, here's some additional information:"A wonderful follow-up to the first compilation (King of the Delta Blues Singers) of Robert Johnson's small library of recorded work. This album boasts the first album appearance of "Love in Vain," as well as a number of other blues classics penned by the artist. "Sweet Home Chicago," "I Believe I'll Dust My Broom," "They're Red Hot," and "Malted Milk" are all present (and all covered by a multitude of artists — the Blues Brothers, Elmore James, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Eric Clapton, respectively). As is generally the practice with Robert Johnson albums, a painting stands in for the cover (there are only two known photographs of the artist in the first place, and every other album released uses one of them). The music is certainly impeccable — the self-accompanying bassline boogie was one of Johnson's greatest contributions to the blues, and it's displayed in all its beauty here. To top this, there's the beauty of his melodic work, and the interplay with his semi-gruff voice that help to make his songs memorable. He is the true legend of the blues, and anyone with even the slightest curiosity in that genre or rock needs to own both this album and its predecessor."
Robert Johnson - Sweet Home Chicago
Robert Johnson - Love in Vain
Robert Johnson Movie RARE
R Grimes uses the only two photos and Studio Software to bring legendary Blues Man Robert Johnson to life. Two music videos Hell hound on my trail ( Not on this LP) and Devils Blues.
Robert Johnson - They are Red Hot
Better than the Chili Peppers version.
the self-accompanying bassline boogie was one of Johnson's greatest contributions to the blues, and it's displayed in all its beauty here. To top this, there's the beauty of his melodic work, and the interplay with his semi-gruff voice that help to make his songs memorable.
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