And if many of the songs evoke visions of Robert Johnson -- well, that’s not such a bad thing either. Unlike Johnson’s canon, Lockwood’s “Steady Rollin’ Man" is not essential to a blues ...

Guitarist Robert Jr. Lockwood had Robert Johnson not only as a stepfather but also as a guitar tutor. What Johnson couldn't have taught him, however, was how to come by ears big enough to take in the ...

Recorded live at various venues, including John Sinclair's annual birthday show at the Press Room in Portsmouth, NH, Steady Rollin’ Man updates and ... to biographical tributes to Sunnyland Slim, ...

Robert Johnson didn’t invent the blues, though many people almost seem to think he did. But Charley Patton, Blind Blake, Son House, Skip James, Blind Willie Johnson and numerous others created ...

Robert Johnson's “The Complete Recordings," issued in 1990 ... Wilde also supplies a link to a British site that offers a CD, “Steady Rollin' Man," containing speed-corrected versions of 24 Johnson ...

He learned the guitar, at age eleven, from Robert Johnson, the mysterious delta bluesman ... By the early 1950’s, he had surfaced in the Windy City, where he became the top session man for Chess ...

Ask the more than half a million buyers who own "The Complete Robert Johnson" CD set to tell you about the man behind the astonishingly successful 1990s reissue. Ask the commentators who regularly ...