Tommy Johnson - Canned Heat Blues (1928) video free download
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Duration: 03:13
Uploaded: 2011/05/03
Tommy Johnson (1896 -- November 1, 1956) was an influential American delta blues musician, who recorded in the late 1920s, and was known for his eerie falsetto voice and intricate guitar playing. He died of a heart attack after playing at a party in 1956. He is buried in the Warm Springs Methodist Church Cemetery outside of Crystal Springs, Mississippi.
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8 years ago
ray schneider
this CUTS OFF the last few delicious riffs,,,check original complete version.8 years ago
Günter Tauchner
Canned Heat Blues8 years ago
Günter Tauchner
Canned Heat Blues8 years ago
Cheech Chong
That's like drinking gasoline....9 years ago
Giovanni Sanseviero
Great work!9 years ago
Yellowkid FortyNine
Great piece, I'm working on learning a version and this is a big help, not that I'll ever be this good! Thanks for putting it on.9 years ago
Craig McCauley
Very cool song!9 years ago
El Scorpio Loco
Damn, I just would have had to stop drinking at that point9 years ago
Birol Akkerman
Tommy Johnson - Canned Heat Blues (1928)9 years ago
Birol Akkerman
Tommy Johnson - Canned Heat Blues (1928)9 years ago
lokisgodhi
Nothing like drinking the methanol from Sterno. Makes you go blind. Then you die,Good times.9 years ago
brandon anderson
Been there.9 years ago
Paulo Vinicius Maya
Alan Wilson definitely was influenced by Tommy Johnson.10 years ago
justsignmeup911
Great audio quality10 years ago
GOOD MUSIC
*Tommy Johnson - Canned Heat Blues*10 years ago
George A Cawood
You could put the shoe polish on one side of a piece of bread and soak the alcohol out on the other side.10 years ago
deadhead686
you could filter it through cheese cloth then most hobos mixed it with soda pop and yes they did it with shoe polish as well im sure that tasted great!10 years ago
7000ironman
if im not m,istaken...wasn't they using a method to get alcohol out of shoe polish which came in cans? ther was a old man down the street from me who played this kind of blues and he said when prohibition was going on and poor people who couldn't afford moonshine was finding ways to get alcohol out of shoe polish cans and drinking it!!10 years ago
Ryan Smith
I guess they didn't have those helpful public service announcements back then. Like, "don't drink cooking fuel". Christ, can you imagine that BRUTAL hangover? All this is making me want a drink...Related Videos
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