Blues

Blind Willie Johnson - 1927-1930 (Smithsonian Folkways) [1965]

2016-10-15T13:04:26Z

Blind Willie Johnson - 1927-1930 (Smithsonian Folkways) [1965]


1 	Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed 		3:19 	
2 	God Don't Never Change 		3:03 	
3 	Trouble Soon Be Over 		0:27 	
4 	Let Your Light Shine On Me 		3:16 	
5 	The Rain Don't Fall on Me 		3:16 	
6 	I Know His Blood Can Make Me Whole 		3:11 	
7 	I'm Gonna Run to the City of Refuge 		3:29 	
8 	Lord, I Just Can't Keep From Crying 		3:08 	
9 	Everybody Ought to Treat a Stranger Right 		3:11 	
10 	Jesus is Coming Soon 		3:16 	
11 	Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning 		3:13 	
12 	Church, I'm Fully Saved Today 		3:13 	
13 	Bye and Bye I'm Going to See the King 		3:05 	
14 	Can't Nobody Hide from God 		3:31

Blind Willie Johnson – solo performer

Texan Blind Willie Johnson was one of the most successful recording artists in the South in the late 1920s, before the Depression ruined the company for which he recorded. This collection demonstrates the singer's unique ability to express his personal poetic style through the genre of religious song. ---folkways.si.edu

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Blind Willie Johnson - Praise God I'm Satisfied (1989)

2010-03-12T15:22:27Z

Blind Willie Johnson - Praise God I'm Satisfied (1989)


1. Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed [3:13]
2. Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground [3:20]
3. Praise God I'm Satisfied [3:10]
4. Bye And Bye I'm Goin' To See The King [2:54]
5. You're Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond [3:11]
6. When The War Was On [3:02]
7. God Moves On The Water [2:59]
8. I Know His Blood Can Make Me Whole [3:04]
9. God Don't Never Change [2:54]
10. The Rain Don't Fall On Me [3:22]
11. Nobody's Fault But Mine [3:12]
12. Keep Your Lamp Trimmed And Burning [3:06]
13. Jesus Is Coming Soon [3:12]
14. Mother's Children Have A Hard Time [3:20]

Blind Willie Johnson – guitar, vocals

Yazoo's Praise God I'm Satisfied is an excellent collection of 14 tracks Blind Willie Johnson recorded in the '30s, including such numbers as "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed," "Praise God I'm Satisfied," "Rain Don't Fall on Me" and "Jesus Is Coming Soon." These are excellent, haunting recordings, boasting some stellar guitar work, but everything that's on this disc and its companion, Sweeter as the Years Go By, is included on Columbia/Legacy's The Complete Recordings of Blind Willie Johnson, which makes this unnecessary for any serious listener. --- Stephen Thomas Erlewine, allmusic.com

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Blind Willie Johnson – Dark Was The Night (1998)

2009-12-09T22:07:25Z

Blind Willie Johnson – Dark Was The Night (1998)


01. If I Had My Way I'd Tear The Building Down 3:09
02. Dark Was The Night - Cold Was The Ground 3:20
03. Lord I Just Can't Keep From Crying 3:02
04. Church, I'm Fully Saved Today 3:08
05. Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed 3:13
06. Bye And Bye I'm Goin' To See The King 2:53
07. Let Your Light Shine On Me 3:09
08. John The Revelator 3:19
09. I Know His Blood Can Make Me Whole 3:05
10. God Moves On The Water 3:01
11. Trouble Will Soon Be Over 3:08
12. Praise God I'm Satisfied 3:12
13. Mother's Children Have A Hard Time 3:23
14. It's Nobody's Fault But Mine 3:10
15. The Soul Of A Man 3:15
16. Keep Your Lamp Trimmed And Burning 3:04

Blind Willie Johnson – guitar, vocals

Even in the blues, a style capable of wrenching unexplainable emotions from its audience, Blind Willie Johnson has few equals. With a voice capable of alternating effortlessly between sublime, trembling tenor and the sound of pure gravel, and unparalleled skill with the bottleneck (and knife), Johnson recorded 30 sides for Columbia (1927-1930) that stand as a high-water mark for both country blues and raw gospel. Given the fact that his entire output has been issued by both Yazoo and Columbia, it's difficult to imagine opting for this single disc. Anyone looking for more material will be forced to purchase sets with redundant selections. Still, if you are only seeking one collection, you cannot go wrong with Dark Was the Night. Included are both "God Moves on the Water" and "Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground," which are both utterly necessary, along with the classics "Praise God I'm Satisfied," "Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed," "John the Revelator," and 11 others. "God Moves" is a slide masterpiece in which Johnson's guitar interjections and responses become as captivating as his voice and a tale of the Titanic sinking at the will of God. "Dark Was the Night" is an otherworldly performance of gorgeously spun slide lines and Johnson's wordless moaning, aimed straight at the heart. Everything else on hand is nothing less than emotionally rich, consummately executed and spiritually charged blues at its very best. ---Nathan Bush, allmusic.com

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