Lonnie Johnson

ATomorrow Night
BWhat a Woman

Label: King
Catalogue number: 4201
Genre: Jazz
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #13962

Lonnie Johnson, the pioneering blues and jazz guitarist, on 'Tomorrow Night' and 'What a Woman', King 4201. Johnson is a foundational figure in electric blues and jazz guitar. King Records was an American label with limited UK distribution.

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BConfused

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BI want my Baby

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BFly right baby

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