Size: 206,8 MB
Time: 89:47
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2025
Styles: Blues, piano blues
Art: Front, back
1. I'm Just Johnnie (3:29)
2. I Get Weary (5:40)
3. Every Day I Have The Blues (Feat. Bruce Hornsby) (5:21)
4. Lo Down (Feat. Johnny Rivers) (3:11)
5. Let The Good Times Roll (5:00)
6. Three Handed Woman (4:54)
7. Broke The Bank (Feat. John Sebastian) (4:59)
8. Blues In G (4:30)
9. Stagger Lee (3:44)
10. Johnnie Johnson Blues (Feat. Johnny Rivers) (5:24)
11. Heebie Jeebies (3:26)
12. Long Gone (3:36)
13. Johnnie And Pat In The Studio (Interview) (23:51)
14. Johnnie, Bonnie, Gene, And Pat (Interview) (12:35)
Step into the soul of rock & roll with “I’m Just Johnnie” - a wonderful collection of tracks from Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Johnnie Johnson. This album captures everything we love about Johnnie: the foot-stomping energy of “Let the Good Times Roll,” the storytelling swing of “Three Handed Woman,” and the piano magic of “Blues in G.”
From the heartfelt groove of “Stagger Lee” to the autobiographical charm of the title track, this album is a front-row seat to one of the elder statesmen of the blues and founding fathers of rock and roll. Includes special studio interviews with Pat St. John, Bonnie Raitt, Gene Ackmann, and Johnnie himself - a rare and intimate look behind the music.
Johnnie Johnson was more than a legendary pianist - he was the rhythmic soul behind the birth of rock & roll. Best known for his groundbreaking work with Chuck Berry, Johnnie helped craft classics like “Maybellene,” “Roll Over Beethoven,” and the iconic “Johnny B. Goode.” A Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, he also played alongside Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones, The Kentucky Headhunters, Bob Weir, Bo Diddley, Buddy Guy, and many more.
But beyond the spotlight, Johnnie was a humble, joyful spirit who loved fishing, Cardinals baseball, and spending time with friends and family. His unmistakable boogie-woogie groove, warm smile, and deep St. Louis roots left an unforgettable mark on every stage he played. Whether behind a piano or casting a line at a quiet lake, Johnnie lived with heart. His music and legacy continue to inspire generations.
Personnel: Johnnie Johnson (piano, vocals); Max Baker (guitar); Dickie Steltenpohl (bass); Paul Willett (Hammond B3 organ); Pat Liston (backing vocals); Henry Lawrence (vocals); Kenny Rice (drums); Gus Thornton (bass, vocals).
From the heartfelt groove of “Stagger Lee” to the autobiographical charm of the title track, this album is a front-row seat to one of the elder statesmen of the blues and founding fathers of rock and roll. Includes special studio interviews with Pat St. John, Bonnie Raitt, Gene Ackmann, and Johnnie himself - a rare and intimate look behind the music.
Johnnie Johnson was more than a legendary pianist - he was the rhythmic soul behind the birth of rock & roll. Best known for his groundbreaking work with Chuck Berry, Johnnie helped craft classics like “Maybellene,” “Roll Over Beethoven,” and the iconic “Johnny B. Goode.” A Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, he also played alongside Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones, The Kentucky Headhunters, Bob Weir, Bo Diddley, Buddy Guy, and many more.
But beyond the spotlight, Johnnie was a humble, joyful spirit who loved fishing, Cardinals baseball, and spending time with friends and family. His unmistakable boogie-woogie groove, warm smile, and deep St. Louis roots left an unforgettable mark on every stage he played. Whether behind a piano or casting a line at a quiet lake, Johnnie lived with heart. His music and legacy continue to inspire generations.
Personnel: Johnnie Johnson (piano, vocals); Max Baker (guitar); Dickie Steltenpohl (bass); Paul Willett (Hammond B3 organ); Pat Liston (backing vocals); Henry Lawrence (vocals); Kenny Rice (drums); Gus Thornton (bass, vocals).
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5 comments:
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You're most welcome Daba, glad you enjoyed the post. Thank you for your comment, it's appreciated.
Excelente aporte. Mil gracias. Saludos cordiales.
many thanks
Vince
You're most welcome Juan Manuel Muñoz and Vince, glad you guys enjoyed the post. Thank you both for your comments, they are appreciated.
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