Browsing: Robert Johnson

‘Confessin’ The Blues’ collects the greatest bluesmen ever and provides a perfect study of the genre. The tracks on the various formats of the release have been chosen by the Rolling Stones in collaboration with BMG and Universal.

While Phish may not be everyone’s cup of meat, they are unquestionably four of the most talented musicians on the planet. Nowhere does this band lock in more than when they are ripping away on some 12 bar badness.

‘The Summer of the Terraplane Blues,’ devoted to the life, myth and music of Robert Johnson, creates a living blues musician.

“It could be a place where somebody could stop by and really learn something about Clarksdale, the blues, and Robert Johnson.”

Parcek always does what’s right for the song and isn’t just trying to blow the listener’s mind.

Whether or not one celebrates Halloween, most will agree that there always seems to be a tinge of evil in the air.

Friends and fans alike are encouraged to be on hand and share in the excitement!

“In another instance, a farmer removed the headstones from a cemetery, plowed over the land and planted cotton in place of the markers…”

This is the latest installment of our weekly series The Language of the Blues, in which author and rock musician…

“I saw a movie called It Might Get Loud… I saw that, and I saw Jack White in it. I went down that rabbit hole for a while and dove into what he was doing. And he was really into Robert Johnson.”