"Roots music (Compact disc)" . . "1931 - 1940" . . "Blues (Music) (Compact disc)" . . "Blues (Music)" . . . . "Compact discs (Music)" . . "Columbia/Legacy C2K 64916." . . "Blues 1931-1940." . . . . . . . . "If I had possession over judgment day"@en . . . . "Cross road blues"@en . "Hellhound on my trail"@en . "Robert Johnson, the complete recordings"@en . . "The complete recordings" . "The complete recordings"@en . . "Dead shrimp blues"@en . "I'm a steady rollin' man"@en . . "They're red hot"@en . . "Preaching blues (Up jumped the devil)"@en . . . "Robert Johnson the complete recordings" . "Robert Johnson the complete recordings"@en . . . "Blues (Music)"@en . "Blues (Music)" . "Milkcow's calf blues"@en . "When you got a good friend"@en . . "Robert Johnson : the complete recordings"@en . . . "Love in vain"@en . "Come on in my kitchen"@en . "The centennial collection"@en . . "Terraplane blues"@en . . . "Guitar music (Blues)" . "32-20 blues"@en . "Guitar music (Blues)"@en . . "From four till late"@en . . . "Drunken hearted man"@en . "Stones in my passway"@en . . "Robert Johnson, the complete recordings"@en . "Robert Johnson, the complete recordings" . "Phonograph blues"@en . "Honeymoon blues"@en . . "May 8, 2011, marks the 100th birthday of Mississippi Delta bluesman Robert Johnson, who, according to legend, sold his soul down at the crossroads of Highway 61 and Highway 49 in a midnight bargain that has haunted the music world for three-quarters of a century. The deal brought forth Johnson's incandescent guitar technique and a run of 10-inch 78 rpm singles for the Vocalion, Oriole, Conqueror and Perfect labels recorded in San Antonio in 1936 and Dallas in 1937. Those songs have become a cornerstone of Columbia Records identity and will be celebrated on The Centennial Collection. This 2CD set shares the same genealogy as 1990's Robert Johnson -The Complete Recordings, but that package has now been updated for a new generation. The set includes a new essay by Ted Gioia alongside a new biography of Robert Johnson written by Stephen C. LaVere (completely different from his essay in the 1990 version). Also included are new illustrations, photo images, and a family tree of music originating from Robert Johnson."@en . . . "I believe I'll dust my broom"@en . . "Alternate takes (Sound recordings)" . "Walking blues"@en . "Alternate takes (Sound recordings)"@en . "Last fair deal gone down"@en . . "Me and the devil blues"@en . "Stop breakin' down blues"@en . "Complete recordings"@en . . "Complete recordings" . . "Sweet home Chicago"@en . . "Little queen of spades"@en . . . "Robert Johnson - The complete recordings" . "Malted milk"@en . . "Rambling on my mind"@en . . . "For over half a century, Robert Johnson has inspired Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Elvis, and more. Newly remastered from the original source material, his recordings are some of the most soulful and endearing music ever." . "Kindhearted woman blues"@en . "Traveling riverside blues"@en . . .