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. Idle HoursCD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers by: Lonnie Johnson Release Date January 25, 1993 Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was in his 60s when he cut this album for Bluesville in July, 1961 (all in a single day, actually). But you wouldn't know from listening to his smooth, dextrous guitar playing and expressive voice that one of the blues' greatest stars of the 20s and 30s had spent a decade working minimum-wage jobs...he was a janitor in Philadelphia when music journalist and ocational producer Chris Albertson became aware of him. Here he performs nine pleasant, low-key solo numbers and two duets with old friend Victoria Spivey (they first recorded together in the 20s). Spivey also gets a solo performance, singing and playing piano on the slow "I Got The Blues So Bad", but this is mostly Lonnie Johnson's show. He is accompanied ... Read More: |
. Woman Blues!CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers by: Victoria Spivey Release Date May 30, 1994 Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was in his 60s when he cut this album for Bluesville in July, 1961 (all in a single day, actually). But you wouldn't know from listening to his smooth, dextrous guitar playing and expressive voice that one of the blues' greatest stars of the 20s and 30s had spent a decade working minimum-wage jobs...he was a janitor in Philadelphia when music journalist and ocational producer Chris Albertson became aware of him. Here he performs nine pleasant, low-key solo numbers and two duets with old friend Victoria Spivey (they first recorded together in the 20s). Spivey also gets a solo performance, singing and playing piano on the slow "I Got The Blues So Bad", but this is mostly Lonnie Johnson's show. He is accompanied ... Read More: |
. Heart of a WomanCD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers by: Etta James Release Date February 19, 2000 Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was in his 60s when he cut this album for Bluesville in July, 1961 (all in a single day, actually). But you wouldn't know from listening to his smooth, dextrous guitar playing and expressive voice that one of the blues' greatest stars of the 20s and 30s had spent a decade working minimum-wage jobs...he was a janitor in Philadelphia when music journalist and ocational producer Chris Albertson became aware of him. Here he performs nine pleasant, low-key solo numbers and two duets with old friend Victoria Spivey (they first recorded together in the 20s). Spivey also gets a solo performance, singing and playing piano on the slow "I Got The Blues So Bad", but this is mostly Lonnie Johnson's show. He is accompanied ... Read More: |
List Price: £14.99 CD-Charts Price: £12.99 You Save: £2.00 (13%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £3.74 Third Party New Price: £4.52 Read More Reviews & more Details Heart of a Woman |
. ThunderbroadCD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers by: Lou Ann Barton Release Date May 15, 1999 Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was in his 60s when he cut this album for Bluesville in July, 1961 (all in a single day, actually). But you wouldn't know from listening to his smooth, dextrous guitar playing and expressive voice that one of the blues' greatest stars of the 20s and 30s had spent a decade working minimum-wage jobs...he was a janitor in Philadelphia when music journalist and ocational producer Chris Albertson became aware of him. Here he performs nine pleasant, low-key solo numbers and two duets with old friend Victoria Spivey (they first recorded together in the 20s). Spivey also gets a solo performance, singing and playing piano on the slow "I Got The Blues So Bad", but this is mostly Lonnie Johnson's show. He is accompanied ... Read More: |
. 1935-1940CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers by: Ethel Waters Release Date May 26, 1994 Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was in his 60s when he cut this album for Bluesville in July, 1961 (all in a single day, actually). But you wouldn't know from listening to his smooth, dextrous guitar playing and expressive voice that one of the blues' greatest stars of the 20s and 30s had spent a decade working minimum-wage jobs...he was a janitor in Philadelphia when music journalist and ocational producer Chris Albertson became aware of him. Here he performs nine pleasant, low-key solo numbers and two duets with old friend Victoria Spivey (they first recorded together in the 20s). Spivey also gets a solo performance, singing and playing piano on the slow "I Got The Blues So Bad", but this is mostly Lonnie Johnson's show. He is accompanied ... Read More: |
. These Foolish ThingsCD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers by: Etta James Release Date October 14, 1997 Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was in his 60s when he cut this album for Bluesville in July, 1961 (all in a single day, actually). But you wouldn't know from listening to his smooth, dextrous guitar playing and expressive voice that one of the blues' greatest stars of the 20s and 30s had spent a decade working minimum-wage jobs...he was a janitor in Philadelphia when music journalist and ocational producer Chris Albertson became aware of him. Here he performs nine pleasant, low-key solo numbers and two duets with old friend Victoria Spivey (they first recorded together in the 20s). Spivey also gets a solo performance, singing and playing piano on the slow "I Got The Blues So Bad", but this is mostly Lonnie Johnson's show. He is accompanied ... Read More: |
. Me and the BluesCD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers by: Mildred Bailey Release Date October 01, 1997 Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was in his 60s when he cut this album for Bluesville in July, 1961 (all in a single day, actually). But you wouldn't know from listening to his smooth, dextrous guitar playing and expressive voice that one of the blues' greatest stars of the 20s and 30s had spent a decade working minimum-wage jobs...he was a janitor in Philadelphia when music journalist and ocational producer Chris Albertson became aware of him. Here he performs nine pleasant, low-key solo numbers and two duets with old friend Victoria Spivey (they first recorded together in the 20s). Spivey also gets a solo performance, singing and playing piano on the slow "I Got The Blues So Bad", but this is mostly Lonnie Johnson's show. He is accompanied ... Read More: |
. The Rockin' Chair Lady 1931-1950: the Original Decca RecordingsCD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers by: Mildred Bailey Release Date November 17, 2003 Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was in his 60s when he cut this album for Bluesville in July, 1961 (all in a single day, actually). But you wouldn't know from listening to his smooth, dextrous guitar playing and expressive voice that one of the blues' greatest stars of the 20s and 30s had spent a decade working minimum-wage jobs...he was a janitor in Philadelphia when music journalist and ocational producer Chris Albertson became aware of him. Here he performs nine pleasant, low-key solo numbers and two duets with old friend Victoria Spivey (they first recorded together in the 20s). Spivey also gets a solo performance, singing and playing piano on the slow "I Got The Blues So Bad", but this is mostly Lonnie Johnson's show. He is accompanied ... Read More: |
. Queen of the Delta Blues Vol.2: 1937-1953CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers by: Memphis Minnie Release Date January 24, 2005 Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was in his 60s when he cut this album for Bluesville in July, 1961 (all in a single day, actually). But you wouldn't know from listening to his smooth, dextrous guitar playing and expressive voice that one of the blues' greatest stars of the 20s and 30s had spent a decade working minimum-wage jobs...he was a janitor in Philadelphia when music journalist and ocational producer Chris Albertson became aware of him. Here he performs nine pleasant, low-key solo numbers and two duets with old friend Victoria Spivey (they first recorded together in the 20s). Spivey also gets a solo performance, singing and playing piano on the slow "I Got The Blues So Bad", but this is mostly Lonnie Johnson's show. He is accompanied ... Read More: |
List Price: £19.99 CD-Charts Price: £15.97 You Save: £4.02 (20%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £9.98 Third Party New Price: £9.97 Read More Reviews & more Details Queen of the Delta Blues Vol.2: 1937-1953 |
. Ida Cox Vol.1 1923CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers by: Ida Cox Release Date March 01, 1995 Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was in his 60s when he cut this album for Bluesville in July, 1961 (all in a single day, actually). But you wouldn't know from listening to his smooth, dextrous guitar playing and expressive voice that one of the blues' greatest stars of the 20s and 30s had spent a decade working minimum-wage jobs...he was a janitor in Philadelphia when music journalist and ocational producer Chris Albertson became aware of him. Here he performs nine pleasant, low-key solo numbers and two duets with old friend Victoria Spivey (they first recorded together in the 20s). Spivey also gets a solo performance, singing and playing piano on the slow "I Got The Blues So Bad", but this is mostly Lonnie Johnson's show. He is accompanied ... Read More: |
