Robert Jr. Lockwood - Robert Jr. Lockwood Plays Robert (Johnson) & Robert (Lockwood) album flac

Written-By – Robert Jr. Lockwood. 8. She Is Little And Low. Written-By – Robert Jr. 10. Lockwood's Boogie. 11. Take A Walk With Me. Robert Jr. Lockwood, 12-string guitar Recorded on Nov 28th 1982 at Sysmo Studio, Paris Track 13 is previously unreleased.

Robert Lockwood Jr. Plays Robert and Robert (Johnson and Lockwood). Robert Lockwood, Jr. Robert Lockwood Jr. Plays Robert and Robert (Johnson and Lockwood) Tracklist. 9. Little Boy Blue Lyrics. About Robert Lockwood Jr. Plays Robert and Robert (Johnson and Lockwood) Q&A. More Robert Lockwood, Jr. albums. Show all albums by Robert Lockwood, Jr. Home. R. About Genius Contributor Guidelines Press Advertise Event Space. plays some of his own and some of Robert Johnson's music, plus two. Leroy Carr song. His unique playing style makes this a good addition to your blues collection, mellow, easy flowing music and many of the wonderful songs of Johnson's. travelled with Robert Johnson in the 1930s and later became a well known bluesman himself. This CD features Robert Lockwood Jr. covering several Robert Johnson standards, along with some other blues standards like CC Rider and Keys To The Highway, and then rounding out the album with several original Robert Lockwood Jr. compositions. It's very interesting to hear Robert Johnson material performed by someone who actually played professionally with Robert Johnson and who is only person known to have been taught to play by Robert Johnson. Great concept for an album

More By Robert Lockwood, Jr. See All. Last of the Great Mississippi Delta Bluesmen: Live In Dallas. Robert Lockwood Plays Robert Johnson - The Savoy Sessions. Play on Napster. Robert Lockwood Plays Robert Johnson. (March 27, 1915 – November 21, 2006) was an American Delta blues guitarist, who recorded for Chess Records and other Chicago labels in the 1950s and 1960s. He was the only guitarist to have learned to play directly from Robert Johnson. Lockwood is known for his longtime collaboration with Sonny Boy Williamson II and for his work in the mid-1950s with Little Walter.

Lockwood learned guitar from Robert S. the Senior in this case being the legendary Robert Johnson. Around 1930, Johnson became romantically involved with Esther Lockwood after her divorce, when her son was about 15. The lad had been learning music on the family pump-organ, but his mother’s new boyfriend encouraged him to play guitar, and he proved to be an adept student. was keen to show off his new talents and wandered the Delta towns playing parties and juke-joints. He included some of Johnson’s songs in his repertoire, and sometimes played with another of his step-father’s friends, Johnny Shines, and the harp virtuoso Rice Miller, who would later find fame as Sonny Boy Williamson II. After the murder of Johnson in 1938, Robert Jr. began to travel further afield. He played in Memphis and St. Louis before turning up in Chicago in 1941.