Revelations performed at Radio City Music Hall Chris Thomas King and DJ Spin Rock the Blues into the 21st Century. Revelations the hit song featured on Chris Thomas King's CD "Dirty South Hip-Hop Blues."
The song was recorded on April 20, 1930 in Atlanta, Georgia by Blind Willie Johnson and is included in the Anthology of American Folk Music.[1][2][3] In this version Johnson's first wife Willie B. Harris performs the response parts of the song.[4] The Golden Gate Quartet performed and recorded the song a cappella in the 1930s.[5] Son House also recorded several a cappella versions in the 1960s.
@TheGreatTactician I'm afraid you are: this was first recorded by Blind Willie Johnson. However, this recording sounds more like Son House's version than BWJ's original; so I guess we can't completely rule out the possibility that Robert Johnson might have performed it, even though he seems to have taken more inspiration from the netherworld than from spiritual revelations, in contrast to the 'holy blues' men. Worlds apart spiritually, but with a musical kinship.........
The song was recorded on April 20, 1930 in Atlanta, Georgia by Blind Willie Johnson and is included in the Anthology of American Folk Music.[1][2][3] In this version Johnson's first wife Willie B. Harris performs the response parts of the song.[4] The Golden Gate Quartet performed and recorded the song a cappella in the 1930s.[5] Son House also recorded several a cappella versions in the 1960s.
jleoblues 1 year ago
@TheGreatTactician it's on youtube, but not on his album for some reason
busessuck1 1 year ago
Who's that writin'? ---- John the Revalator!
StrongHeartLives 1 year ago
I would like to find Blind Willie's version.
The only one I had or a long time was on Johnson's complete recordings.
TheGreatTactician 1 year ago
@TheGreatTactician I'm afraid you are: this was first recorded by Blind Willie Johnson. However, this recording sounds more like Son House's version than BWJ's original; so I guess we can't completely rule out the possibility that Robert Johnson might have performed it, even though he seems to have taken more inspiration from the netherworld than from spiritual revelations, in contrast to the 'holy blues' men. Worlds apart spiritually, but with a musical kinship.........
Love n Peace
revdolaf 1 year ago
f**ck yah!
wetriddim 1 year ago
I saw him play like a dozen songs TODAY in my school library up close.. Truly amazingg.
xXDylanTylerXx 2 years ago
the sound byte was sun house....the song chris sings is blind willie j
jaydoc420 2 years ago
the original guy was son house....he taught robert johnson
jaydoc420 2 years ago
Oh nevermind, I got mixed up.
SirCoughsalot 2 years ago