Official album cover artwork for The Blues: San Antonio – Dallas 1936–1937 by Robert Johnson

Robert Johnson

The Blues: San Antonio – Dallas 1936–1937

RELEASED: November 30, -0001
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. Kindhearted Woman Blues (take 1) Meaning 2:53 2. Kindhearted Woman Blues (take 2) Meaning 2:33 3. I Believe I’ll Dust My Broom Meaning 2:58 4. Sweet Home Chicago Meaning 3:02 5. Ramblin’ on My Mind (take 1) Meaning 2:52 6. Ramblin’ on My Mind (take 2) Meaning 2:23 7. When You Got a Good Friend Meaning 2:39 8. Come On In My Kitchen (take 1) Meaning 2:50 9. Come On In My Kitchen (take 2) Meaning 2:38 10. Terraplane Blues Meaning 3:02 11. Phonograph Blues Meaning 2:41 12. 32/20 Blues Meaning 2:54 13. They’re Red Hot Meaning 3:00 14. Dead Shrimp Blues Meaning 2:32 15. Cross Road Blues (take 1) Meaning 2:41 16. Cross Road Blues (take 2) Meaning 2:32 17. Walkin’ Blues Meaning 2:31 18. Last Fair Deal Gone Down Meaning 2:39
The Blues: San Antonio – Dallas 1936–1937 showcases the early recordings of Robert Johnson, a pivotal figure in the development of the blues genre. This collection highlights his unique guitar style and haunting vocals, capturing the essence of the Delta blues. The album features raw, emotional performances that have influenced countless musicians and solidified Johnson's legacy as one of the most important and enduring artists in American music history.