Robert Johnson : Cross Road BluesRobert Johnson stands at the crossroads of American music. He became the first modern bluesman, evolving the country blues of the Mississippi Delta. Johnson was a songwriter of searing depth and a guitar player with a commanding ability that inspired every blues artist that followed in his wake. This compilation contains his most celebrated numbers, compiling 20 master recordings waxed in San Antonio and Dallas, between 1936 and 1937. Highlights

Use Me - Bill Withers (3

Cosmopolis - Imperial Triumphant

originally released in conjunction with 'Songs to Learn & Sing' back in 1985

Tales - ScHoolboy Q

Cocaine - Eric Clapton

4 Mie Haed - Zion

This is Ben’s best-selling album to date

Drawn from three sessions in 1958-59 that featured The Incredible Jimmy Smith in a quartet with tenor saxophonist Percy France

Originally released in 1996 in a very limited quantity of one hundred CD's

Need Ur Lovin' - Zomby (2

Outside the War - Santigold

and features the singles 'Butterfly Effect'