2 audio discs (1 container) 4 3/4 in 1.4 m/s stereo digital recording
Other Title:
Rough guide to blues legends [CD] : Blind Willie Johnson
Notes:
Title of bonus disc: Gospel blues legends : reborn and remastered Main disc works dated, variously, from 1927 to 1930 and bonus disc works from 1927 to 1936 on container Notes on container Blind Willie Johnson, guitar, vocals ; plus guest and accompanying musicians
Contents:
Blind Willie Johnson: Birth of a legend. God moves on the water Dark was the night, cold was the ground Keep your lamp trimmed and burning Jesus make up my dying bed John the Revelator It's nobody's fault but mine I know His blood can make me whole Let your light shine on me Mother's children have a hard time You're gonna need somebody on your bond I'm gonna run to the city of refuge Lord I just can't keep from crying God don't never change Bye and bye I'm going to see the King Sweeter as the years roll by The rain don't fall on me When the war was on The soul of a man Can't nobody hide from God Trouble will soon be over If I had my way I'd tear the building down Jesus is coming soon Bonus CD. Gospel blues legends. The angels message to me (Reverend Gary Davies) I am in the heavenly way (Bukka White) Jesus is a mighty good leader (Skip James) Woke up this morning with my mind on Jesus (Blind Roosevelt Graves and brother) God don't like it (Blind Willie and Kate McTell) Blessed be the Name (Mississippi John Hurt) God gonna separate the wheat from the tares (Blind Joe Taggart) He arose from the dead (Blind Lemon Jefferson) This time another year you may be gone (Rev Edward Clayborn (The Guitar Evangelist)) I saw the light (Bull City Red) Oh death (Charley Patton and Bertha Lee) Jesus gonna make up my dying bed (Josh White) Honey in the rock (Blind Mamie Forehand) Jesus blood can make me whole (Barbecue Bob) I believe I'll go back Home (Blind Willie Davis) You can't hide (Mother McCollum) I'm gonna cross the River of Jordan some o' these days (Jaybird Coleman) Pure religion (Blind Gussie Nesbit) Denomination blues (Washington Phillips)
