Tommy Johnson - Canned Heat Blues Complete Recordings In Chronological Order (1928-1929) (CD)

Tommy Johnson - Canned Heat Blues Complete Recordings In Chronological Order (1928-1929) (CD)

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Tommy Johnson - Canned Heat Blues Complete Recordings In Chronological Order (1928-1929) (CD)Release Date: 11 05 21 Tommy Johnson is considered to be one of the first and best of the early Delta Blues style musicians of the 1920s and 1930s! Tommy Johnson was born on the George Miller plantation, (near Terry, Mississippi) in January 1896. Tommy Johnson was related to Alonzo Lonnie Johnson, though Tommy did not get the music from him but from his mother`s many brothers who played a variety of instruments. An elder brother among the 13 Johnson

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