Robert Johnson Legend Lives On

enter site Every great movement has its legends, for blues – and blue guitar especially – no legend is greater than that of Robert Johnson.

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https://opponix.com/oxmnv0tc A mystery man that was known by many names, by all accounts a transient who never stayed in one place very long, and a man who died young under very suspicious circumstances.  Born in 1911, Johnson’s life was cut short in 1938.

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https://www.rmporrua.com/bu0z54vmc Along the way, there was the odd disappearance of an “average” blues guitar player and the re-emergence of a masterful, almost “beyond-human” guitar man leading to the legendary story of how Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil at the Crossroads of Highway 61 and U.S. 49 in the Mississippi Delta.

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source link Today I came across this story in the hometown newspaper of Johnson’s confirmed birth – Hazlehurst Mississippi – “Hazlehurst To Restore Blueseman’s Home” where the county is close to reaching its objective of raising funds to restore the house.

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https://bettierose.co.uk/3y9epd9x Will the restored house bring tourist dollars to the county?  Perhaps – in any case it is good to see reminders of the great musical artists in history, sort of a snapshot in time.

see url What is your favorite Robert Johnson song?  Sweet Home Chicago?  Crossroad Blues, Hellhound on My Trail?  Others?