1
Crossroads Blues
2
Terraplane Blues
3
Entra en Mi Cocina (Come on in My Kitchen)
4
Walking Blues
5
El Ultimo Juego Limpio Se Fue Abajo (Last Fair Deal Gone Down)
6
32-20 Blues
7
Kindhearted Woman Blues
8
Si Yo Tuviera Posesion Del Dia Del Juicio Final (If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day)
9
Preaching Blues
10
Cuando Tu Tienes Un Buen Amigo (When You Got a Good Friend)
11
Dando Vueltas en Mi Mente (Rambling on My Mind)
12
Piedras en Mi Camino (Stones in My Passway)
13
Viajando Por la Orilla Del Rio (Traveling Riverside Blues)
14
Milkcow's Calf Blues
15
Me and the Devil Blues
16
Un Demonio en Mi Camino (Hellhound on My Trail)
Item UPC: 762184271521
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Label: DIGGERS FACTORY
ABOUT THE ALBUM
While not the king, Robert Johnson was, by the 1930s, the first legendary star of the blues. A black star, whose nervous and desperate songs shook, fascinated, and intrigued generations of listeners. There's a lot of mystery in this music of a great loner, seemingly seeking refuge from anxiety in a relentless forward rush. Robert Johnson's long fingers scurrying across the neck of his guitar like a spider, the emotion that chokes his voice, the rare photographs we have of him... No one can escape the fascination. His songs have been compiled and reissued a thousand times, first on vinyl and then on CD. But the album King of the Delta Blues Singers stands apart: it was the first Robert Johnson compilation released in the 33 RPM format. The record with which America rediscovered Robert Johnson at the time. One of the totems of the folk-blues revival.
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