Robert Johnson - Come on in my Kitchen video free download


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Duration: 02:52
Uploaded: 2009/11/11

The delta blues legend sings 'Come on in my Kitchen.'

"You better come on, in my kitchen, 'cause it's going to be raining outdoors."

One of my favourite songs of his. Hopefully the images reflect the general feel of it.

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Comments

5 years ago

Ron Talley

Once at least, and no doubt oftener, people cried when Robert played this song of his. True! The room went silent, no applause, not a sound. They were weeping, women and men. Ron

5 years ago

GrumblingGrognard

The man knew salesmanship and a good "hook" that is for sure. If you actually take a minute or two to read where the real story comes from you will realize it is a load of B/S cooked up AFTER THE FACT to sell shows.

5 years ago

laskartrece

Racist sick people should shut up. They already cause to much pain to every one. Racist wounded dogs should stay in their kennel. It is unbelievable that 111 "dislikes" this genius.

5 years ago

Austin Centolella

Robert Johnson ➕

5 years ago

Shadow_Link

He should have been rich because his songs are so good.

5 years ago

Shadow_Link

Man if i could time travel i'd go 80 years into the past make a record offer to robert johnson pay him cash and publish it

5 years ago

Julio D3RX Gloom

Nice, sounds very similar to the Mississippi Sheiks - "Sitting on top of the world" recorded a few years earlier.

5 years ago

Fiorella Rosa

bellissime fotogragrafie!

5 years ago

dnns

Sounds like Mississippi Fred McDowell got his inspiration for You gotta move from this song.

5 years ago

Tom Foley

I wish the wind howled like that 'round here!

6 years ago

Terry Beaton

I no longer think this song is about his taking revenge on his rival. I think it's about his remorse for treating her badly. "I've taken the last nickle out of her nation sack". He's telling her he's concerned about her prospects with this guy, and that he wants her back. That makes more sense, I think. He was a nicer guy than I gave him credit for.

6 years ago

Peter Sonot

It’s funny because Johnson sounds a lot older than a guy in his mid twenties, in a good wiseman way.

6 years ago

Jimi Hendrix

Can't you hear that wind hollerin....

6 years ago

roberthenrybell

Delaney and Bonnie

6 years ago

clay owsley

this sounds almost identical to the song "sitting on top of the world" by the missisipi sheiks

6 years ago

Alexander Banks

love this old guy  class all the way

6 years ago

Trans/Am Lovr

Sing it Robert

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