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. Webb: Music for the Films of Val LewtonSearch: Victim Of Love from: Film Music Classics Release Date October 01, 1999 |
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. The Original Guitar WizardSearch: Victim Of Love by: Lonnie Johnson Release Date January 24, 2005 Regarded now as one of the great early blues artists, Lonnie Johnson embarked on a recording career largely consisting of blues primarily because in 1925 he won a blues contest in which the prize was a recording contract with Okeh Records, and blues was what Okeh expected him to record. But he was equally at home in the company of jazz musicians, as evidenced here by 3 sides with Louis Armstrong's Hot Five, one with Duke Ellington's Orchestra and numerous spectacular guitar duets with Eddie Lang. Unlike the great country blues artists such as Robert Johnson, Charley Patton or Skip James, Lonnie Johnson was a city boy from New Orleans. He was adept on numerous instruments and while he mostly played guitar, there are a couple of ... Read More: |
List Price: £16.99 CD-Charts Price: £11.38 You Save: £5.61 (33%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: Third Party New Price: £9.00 Read More Reviews & more Details The Original Guitar Wizard |
. The Grand DesignSearch: Victim Of Love from: Tunetown Release Date Regarded now as one of the great early blues artists, Lonnie Johnson embarked on a recording career largely consisting of blues primarily because in 1925 he won a blues contest in which the prize was a recording contract with Okeh Records, and blues was what Okeh expected him to record. But he was equally at home in the company of jazz musicians, as evidenced here by 3 sides with Louis Armstrong's Hot Five, one with Duke Ellington's Orchestra and numerous spectacular guitar duets with Eddie Lang. Unlike the great country blues artists such as Robert Johnson, Charley Patton or Skip James, Lonnie Johnson was a city boy from New Orleans. He was adept on numerous instruments and while he mostly played guitar, there are a couple of ... Read More: |
. Greatest Hits Live 2003Search: Victim Of Love by: April Wine Release Date May 05, 2003 Regarded now as one of the great early blues artists, Lonnie Johnson embarked on a recording career largely consisting of blues primarily because in 1925 he won a blues contest in which the prize was a recording contract with Okeh Records, and blues was what Okeh expected him to record. But he was equally at home in the company of jazz musicians, as evidenced here by 3 sides with Louis Armstrong's Hot Five, one with Duke Ellington's Orchestra and numerous spectacular guitar duets with Eddie Lang. Unlike the great country blues artists such as Robert Johnson, Charley Patton or Skip James, Lonnie Johnson was a city boy from New Orleans. He was adept on numerous instruments and while he mostly played guitar, there are a couple of ... Read More: |
. Greatest Hits Live 2003Search: Victim Of Love by: April Wine Release Date July 15, 2003 Regarded now as one of the great early blues artists, Lonnie Johnson embarked on a recording career largely consisting of blues primarily because in 1925 he won a blues contest in which the prize was a recording contract with Okeh Records, and blues was what Okeh expected him to record. But he was equally at home in the company of jazz musicians, as evidenced here by 3 sides with Louis Armstrong's Hot Five, one with Duke Ellington's Orchestra and numerous spectacular guitar duets with Eddie Lang. Unlike the great country blues artists such as Robert Johnson, Charley Patton or Skip James, Lonnie Johnson was a city boy from New Orleans. He was adept on numerous instruments and while he mostly played guitar, there are a couple of ... Read More: |
