King of the Delta Blues - Robert Johnson

King of the Delta Blues

Robert Johnson

  • Genre: Blues
  • Release Date: 2013-04-16
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 16

  • ℗ Originally released 1936, 1937, (P) 1997 Sony Music Entertainment. WARNING: All rights
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Tracks

Title Artist Time Spothifi
1
Cross Road Blues Robert Johnson 2:37 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
2
Traveling Riverside Blues Robert Johnson 2:43 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
3
Walkin' Blues Robert Johnson 2:27 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
4
I Believe I'll Dust My Broom Robert Johnson 2:57 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
5
Hellhound On My Trail Robert Johnson 2:34 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
6
Kind Hearted Woman Blues Robert Johnson 2:49 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
7
Ramblin' On My Mind Robert Johnson 2:52 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
8
Stop Breakin' Down Blues Robert Johnson 2:15 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
9
Come On In My Kitchen Robert Johnson 2:49 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
10
32-20 Blues Robert Johnson 2:47 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
11
From Four Until Late Robert Johnson 2:22 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
12
I'm a Steady Rollin' Man Robert Johnson 2:34 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
13
Love In Vain Robert Johnson 2:23 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
14
Terraplane Blues Robert Johnson 2:58 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
15
When You Got a Good Friend Robert Johnson 2:36 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29
16
Sweet Home Chicago Robert Johnson 2:56 Spothifi (Suche) USD 1.29

Reviews

  • Where it all begins.

    5
    By Ben Kenon
    Not really. But Johnson's "King of the Delta Blues" l.p. was a major influence on Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, and just about every blues musician after 1960. The sound quality is lacking because of the era in which it was recorded (1930's), but these remasters go a long way to restoring the songs to the way they once sounded. If you're interested in the blues, this is as good a place as any to start.

  • This is where it all started

    4
    By Unhappy camper III
    Listening to this album you'd swear there were two guitars playing but it's only RJ sitting by himself. Clapton, The Stones and countless other bands were huge fans of this guy. A true original.

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