For my Baby Teresa. The most beautiful lyrics Johnson ever released for the most beautiful woman this world has ever released. Thank you for your love, that I will never missed in my life and thanks to Robert for giving us this wonderful music. RIP Robert Johnson
Robert Johnson – Love In Vain Blues (Takes 1&2) (1937)
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Where ever he got his inspiration and ability, he left us with 41 tracks that we still listen to today! RIP Robert Johnson where ever you may be!
Where ever he got his inspiration and ability, he left us with 41 tracks that we still listen to today! RIP Robert Johnson where ever you may be!
Play the blues? Anyone? Maybeso . . . . . but not create the sound, nor the feeling, let alone write this kinda music and open a door to countless styles of music, not to mention Rock.
Play the blues? Anyone? Maybeso . . . . . but not create the sound, nor the feeling, let alone write this kinda music and open a door to countless styles of music, not to mention Rock.
"I want to go with our next one myself."
"I want to go with our next one myself."
You can see the devil over his left shoulder in the picture above.
You can see the devil over his left shoulder in the picture above.
I see it…how ironic
I see it…how ironic
didnt he sell his soul?
didnt he sell his soul?
Their first album man… That was some great stuff. Couple songs that really reminded me of RJ aswell.
Their first album man… That was some great stuff. Couple songs that really reminded me of RJ aswell.
Anyone else sees a demon face in that smoke on the right side at the first picture ???
Anyone else sees a demon face in that smoke on the right side at the first picture ???
Bollox – see early Fleetwood Mac etc.
Bollox – see early Fleetwood Mac etc.
What was said at the very start of the video, right before the song starts.
What was said at the very start of the video, right before the song starts.
The blue light was my blues.. and the red light was my mind…
The blue light was my blues.. and the red light was my mind…
Im mexican and i love it too *.*
Im mexican and i love it too *.*
ouhhhaaaa, le père du blues…la route 66..j’adore Merci Beaucoup
ouhhhaaaa, le père du blues…la route 66..j’adore Merci Beaucoup
Love in vain. What a beautiful story and representation of love lost, remembered, and then documented.
I agree 100{10faa3092bae83cdf963b1ab1025701434ba1e012413cb9c0c72be0a479389c3}, Charley Patton, Son House, Tommy Johnson, Kokomo Arnold, and several others were influences on Robert Johnson’s music. I understand that the British brought attention to his music but I’m saying they themselves can’t play the blues.
To put it bluntly, I don’t really care about the Brits, at all. I was trying to illistrate the point, that Robert Johnson made little impact on the popular music (blues) of his time. His biggest hit, was only a marginal success, and then he died. It was the Brits that have caused him to receive a disproportionate amount of attention posthumously. I like his stuff a lot, but he didn’t invent the blues, nor is he the be all end all.
The Stones are nowhere near as good as Mr. Johnson. However I disagree with you that certain types of people(based upon where that person is from or race) can’t sing or play the blues. Sure they might not have that deep, booming voice or the accent but it’s still the blues. I mean look at (early)Clapton and Rory Gallagher(who was actually Irish). Hendrix himself has remarked at how talented Gallagher was.
i think hes saying " i want to go on this one myself"
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