Robert Johnson

Robert Johnson was a seminal American blues musician whose poorly documented life and mysterious death at age 27 have become as legendary as his music. In two brief recording sessions in 1936 and 1937 for labels like #Vocalion#, he produced 29 songs that showcased a revolutionary combination of singing, songwriting, and guitar skills. His work, including 'Cross Road Blues' and 'Sweet Home Chicago', was largely unheard by a mass audience until the posthumous release of the album 'King of the Delta Blues Singers' in 1961. This album introduced his profound influence to a new generation, inspiring countless rock and blues artists like *Eric Clapton* and *The Rolling Stones*.