Have You Ever Loved A Woman, Blues in ‘A’, Early In The Morning Blues, Driftin’ Blues, Still Got The Blues, Blues Power, Every day I Have The Blues, ……………
@nyadrn I have a CD copy of Robert Johnson’s 1930’s recordings put together by Columbia records in the 60’s including the songs “Cross Road Blues” “Sweet Home Chicago”.
Johnson was one of the first inductees of the Rock and Roll hall of fame for his Delta blues style music and influence on Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, all the British Blues bands and Eric Clapton, (hence Clapton’s tongue-in-cheek reference to Clapton is God with dog hiking its leg at the thought)
Written by jazz pianist Richard M. Jones ca. 1924, and covered by host of artists across many genres including blues, country, pop, soul, r&b, and rock. Here is version by Sister Rosetta Tharpe who recorded the song in 1941.
“When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace.” - Jimi Hendrix