Robert Johnson

Robert Johnson died in 1938 at the age of 27 after making a small handful of recordings, 29 songs. Johnson died in relative obscurity but he has emerged as one of the one of the most influential guitarists of the 20th century.

An argument that Robert Johnson did not sell his soul to the devil at the crossroads to gain his immortal status as one of the greatest bluesmen of all time.

Exploring the curse of 27 and a little about the career of Robert Johnson

Here is some basic information for the reader on legendary blues guitarist Robert Johnson. A little overview of his life. The references are also some great sources for additional information.

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Robert Johnson was a brilliant blues man whose recordings served to popularize the blues for a new generation of blues fans, but the work of earlier musicians who influenced Johnson's blues should not be overlooked by fans of Johnson's work.

To become a better guitarist, bluesman Robert Johnson made a deal with the devil at midnight at a deserted Mississippi crossroads. Or did he? We may never know, but you can visit places where it may have happened.

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