Been listening to Robert Johnson since I was 12. I'm in my mid 20s, everyday I can't stop listening to Robert Johnson. Thank you for keeping him heard after 100 years:)
Had the honour and privilege of meeting Steven Johnson and his daughter last night. Steven performed and mingled with the audience. I wish I had known about this book before hand and had been able to ask him about it. What a treasure for the world of music!
Don't understand how long rights could run, in 12 years it's going to be one centery since he recorded, winning no one penny and he seemed happy with this kind of life. Buissness is a fatal desease.
The harp opening was Sonny Terry. The end credits were Ry Cooder and Sonny Terry. This page might be able to help you out...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossroads_(1986_film)#Music_chronology
And here I am from 10 Cool Crossroads Facts! 😄 Awesome video, thank you! And the music is fuckin great too! If the music you used isn't in the description, please do include links here and in description if possible! I always ask video creators to include music used!
@@LEON-de7gu Nope. From what I understand, there is only one known photo of Charley Patton, and its the one of him sitting in the chair with his Stella guitar.
@@Aspiring-HoboGreat book like no other when it comes to Robert I think I have them all just starting phantom today so I'm a little late for once but so far it's great Brother gives sutch personal insight I never thought we would be so lucky after so many decades it's a lucky strike indeed at 70 this old white boy still playes he guitar and still loves the country blues from the Delta cheers !
These are fantastic news but the history and the legal battles behind the research is simply very petty and kinda disrespectful towards Robert, to be honest. Also trying to sue people over original works that you didn't make yourself and shouldn't be in the right to do, just to profit from it, smells like entitlement to me. (I don't like culture vultures.) In the end, it's about Robert Johnson himself and to conclude a long-lasting legacy of mystery and music. (Thanks for the great video)
Some say he made a note of a deathbed repentence... There are some who really argue that his deathbed repentence was made up, but I don't know. It was common (and still is) for folks to do that when they realize they are likely to soon die. Other than that, I don't know. I do think everyone agrees tho that Robert's last 24 hours was horrible in the amount of pain and suffering he was going through. Very sad.
Been listening to Robert Johnson since I was 12. I'm in my mid 20s, everyday I can't stop listening to Robert Johnson. Thank you for keeping him heard after 100 years:)
Can't wait for this new picture, and book.
Had the honour and privilege of meeting Steven Johnson and his daughter last night. Steven performed and mingled with the audience. I wish I had known about this book before hand and had been able to ask him about it. What a treasure for the world of music!
"From until Late", better late than never...R.I.P. Robert and Thanks for the Music. 🙏
I’m looking forward to this book!
Me too!
Don't understand how long rights could run, in 12 years it's going to be one centery since he recorded, winning no one penny and he seemed happy with this kind of life.
Buissness is a fatal desease.
Very cool can’t wait !
This is truly exciting!! I have goosebumps from this video. Thanks for keeping the blues alive!!
Now on to pre-order the book....
Thanks for watching and for the kind words!!!
Good move on the court! Keep it in the family!
There's a great documentary called "The Life and Music of Robert Jonshon" (1997) on youtube, with old bluesmen testimonials.
Had not heard this book was being released, just pre-ordered it! Thanks!
Wow. Just wow. I had thought the Monster was lost forever. This is great news, thanks.
I once believed it was!
Fabulous news!
Right on😎
OMG THIS IS HUUGE NEWS!!! I cannot wait!!
me neither!
Someone went to the crossroads and made a bargain with the Devil to get this.
Whoops! Big mistake on my part, sorry Robert. "From Four Until Late"...
I'm glad to hear this I also feel like there will be footage of him coming too. Maybe it's just a hundred years thing...
The harp opening was Sonny Terry. The end credits were Ry Cooder and Sonny Terry. This page might be able to help you out...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossroads_(1986_film)#Music_chronology
This is exciting! To be released in April of 23
Can't wait for tomorrow to come. Pre-ordered this book months ago
Any update? Were there more rare pictures in the book?
@@alexdoe6338(obviously not)
I'm first in line to buy this book, please!
Thank you for this information :)
Thanks for watching! I'll be second in line right behind ya!
Great news. Thanks.
And here I am from 10 Cool Crossroads Facts! 😄 Awesome video, thank you! And the music is fuckin great too! If the music you used isn't in the description, please do include links here and in description if possible! I always ask video creators to include music used!
Thank you for watching! The music info is in the description. Just click on the "show more" button, and you should see it. Thanks again!
Way cool, I play his KG14, found it at a crossroads, can’t wait
Can you please make a video about Charley Patton? I really wish someone find a second photograph of him
I'll see what I can do about the video about Patton. :) I do have one about Lula where Patton met Son House.
This is the link to my video about Lula if you'd like to check it out. czcams.com/video/10_tEjyNuNc/video.html
@@StillLivinTheBlues Do you think that's Charley P. in ths picture? czcams.com/video/PkbmVQQ0oSw/video.html
@@LEON-de7gu Nope. From what I understand, there is only one known photo of Charley Patton, and its the one of him sitting in the chair with his Stella guitar.
Huge
This Steve LaVere seems like some piece of work .....
Somebody ought to lose it. Let Robert have his story. No fakes
What is the background music heard in the video?
The group’s name is listed in the video description.
Well, it sure ain't Robert Johnson...
@@rodjones117 You think? You do know and understand how using copyrighted music works... Don't you?
@@StillLivinTheBlues Calm down - it ain't Robert Johnson is all I'm saying. What's your problem?
Good history
Thank you.
I bought that book on audible, but never saw any pictures! was pissed
Yeah, I also learned the hard way that Audible doesn't include pictures!
have you read Brother Robert yet? @@StillLivinTheBlues
@@Aspiring-HoboGreat book like no other when it comes to Robert I think I have them all just starting phantom today so I'm a little late for once but so far it's great Brother gives sutch personal insight I never thought we would be so lucky after so many decades it's a lucky strike indeed at 70 this old white boy still playes he guitar and still loves the country blues from the Delta cheers !
These are fantastic news but the history and the legal battles behind the research is simply very petty and kinda disrespectful towards Robert, to be honest. Also trying to sue people over original works that you didn't make yourself and shouldn't be in the right to do, just to profit from it, smells like entitlement to me. (I don't like culture vultures.) In the end, it's about Robert Johnson himself and to conclude a long-lasting legacy of mystery and music.
(Thanks for the great video)
Can’t wait to read this book, I’m curious though, is there any record of Robert’s last words before he died?
Some say he made a note of a deathbed repentence... There are some who really argue that his deathbed repentence was made up, but I don't know. It was common (and still is) for folks to do that when they realize they are likely to soon die. Other than that, I don't know. I do think everyone agrees tho that Robert's last 24 hours was horrible in the amount of pain and suffering he was going through. Very sad.
Forklore. Heh heh heh . . .
lol, yeah... Some of folks, if you don't believe what they say about Robert Johnson as gospel, they will stab you with a fork. hehe
forklorist
lol, yeah... Some of folks, if you don't believe what they say about Robert Johnson as gospel, they will stab you with a fork. hehe
Can't wait for this new picture, and book.