Lonnie Johnson Another Night to Cry Live 1963 American Folk Blues Festival
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Can't find the words He is the man. Wish that whole program would be posted
formwatts53 1 month ago
Le plus élégant de tous les bluesmens
Herve1955 2 months ago
Espectacular, verdaderamente hermoso BLUES, Thanks for video bluzebusta
viajeswow 4 months ago
Feeling it. This is great.
eraffel 6 months ago
You look at this and know you why Robert Johnson (no relation - but he claimed to be) worshipped Lonnie Johnson in the '30s.
monkeytown1000 6 months ago
wow! what a great twist haha. this man is a legend.
ibsayem1337 6 months ago
Magnificent. And to think he had to work as a janitor during parts of his career to make ends meet. Not that there's anything wrong with being a janitor...BUT THE DUDE HAD OTHER SKILLS!
craptasticusa 6 months ago
awesoooooooooooooooooooooome!!!
kuroboushi12 7 months ago
One of the true guitar hero's. Thank You, Lonnie, RIP
crorivpro 7 months ago
Willie Dixon on bass and Otis Spann on piano! Of course Lonnie Johnson deserves the best.
But what a shame that such an innovative/indispensable contributor to modern music could hardly live on music alone and should have died broke!
1950jimbei 1 year ago