A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
23/03/14 23:17
Commencing This Week
Thu 27 March Lizottes Dee Why Dee Why 8:30
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
4/5 629 Pittwater Rd, Dee Why, NSW
Fri 28 March Lewisham Hotel Lewisham
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
794 Parramatta Rd, Lewisham, NSW 2049 (02) 9560 8755
Sun 30 March Beaches Hotel Thirroul 5pm
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
272 Lawrence Hargrave Drive, Thirroul, NSW 2525
T: 02 4267 2288
Further Shows In May
Thu 8 May The Basement Circular Quay 7:30
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
29 Reiby Place, Circular Quay, NSW, 2000
02 9251 2797 www.thebasement.com.au
Fri 9 May Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre, Nowra 7.30 pm
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
Bridge Rd, Nowra, NSW. 2541
1300 788 503 shoalhavenentertainment.com.au
Sat 10 May Narooma Kinema 4pm & 7:45pm
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
94 Campbell St Narooma NSW 2546
02 44762352 www.stpproductions.com.au
Robert Leroy Johnson lived fast and died young - leaving a musical legacy that shaped the face of modern music. Johnson's songs have been covered by ERIC CLAPTON, LED ZEPPELIN, ROLLING STONES, BOB DYLAN,CREAM and MUDDY WATERS, to name but a few. Robert Johnson is the highest selling blues artist of all time. He has been voted by Rolling Stone and Gibson guitars as on of the greatest guitarist of all time. Robert Johnson, king of the Delta Blues, contribution to modern music is undeniably large. The myth that Robert made a deal at the crossroads was never denied or admitted but his mysterious death at the age of 27 was the start of club that took some of the biggest names in music. Johnson's mythical deal with the devil formed the basis of one of the greatest stories in blues and rock'n'roll ever told. Johnson's music is spellbinding and its mysterious overtones rise to the surface and seep into your subconscious. Clapton mentions that when he first heard Johnson it was too much to process and was hard to fully comprehend. Keith Richards thought that there was 2 guitarist when he heard Johnson's music Johnson'as 29 song recording career is and has been the source of much study, and blues scholars all over the world agree that RL's talent and musical maturity at such a young age left the world wondering, what would have happened if he lived longer? Don't miss this special event as musicians come together to play and celebrate Robert Johnson musical legacy!
Thu 27 March Lizottes Dee Why Dee Why 8:30
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
4/5 629 Pittwater Rd, Dee Why, NSW
Fri 28 March Lewisham Hotel Lewisham
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
794 Parramatta Rd, Lewisham, NSW 2049 (02) 9560 8755
Sun 30 March Beaches Hotel Thirroul 5pm
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
272 Lawrence Hargrave Drive, Thirroul, NSW 2525
T: 02 4267 2288
Further Shows In May
Thu 8 May The Basement Circular Quay 7:30
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
29 Reiby Place, Circular Quay, NSW, 2000
02 9251 2797 www.thebasement.com.au
Fri 9 May Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre, Nowra 7.30 pm
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
Bridge Rd, Nowra, NSW. 2541
1300 788 503 shoalhavenentertainment.com.au
Sat 10 May Narooma Kinema 4pm & 7:45pm
A Night at the Crossroads - Tribute To Robert Johnson
94 Campbell St Narooma NSW 2546
02 44762352 www.stpproductions.com.au
Robert Leroy Johnson lived fast and died young - leaving a musical legacy that shaped the face of modern music. Johnson's songs have been covered by ERIC CLAPTON, LED ZEPPELIN, ROLLING STONES, BOB DYLAN,CREAM and MUDDY WATERS, to name but a few. Robert Johnson is the highest selling blues artist of all time. He has been voted by Rolling Stone and Gibson guitars as on of the greatest guitarist of all time. Robert Johnson, king of the Delta Blues, contribution to modern music is undeniably large. The myth that Robert made a deal at the crossroads was never denied or admitted but his mysterious death at the age of 27 was the start of club that took some of the biggest names in music. Johnson's mythical deal with the devil formed the basis of one of the greatest stories in blues and rock'n'roll ever told. Johnson's music is spellbinding and its mysterious overtones rise to the surface and seep into your subconscious. Clapton mentions that when he first heard Johnson it was too much to process and was hard to fully comprehend. Keith Richards thought that there was 2 guitarist when he heard Johnson's music Johnson'as 29 song recording career is and has been the source of much study, and blues scholars all over the world agree that RL's talent and musical maturity at such a young age left the world wondering, what would have happened if he lived longer? Don't miss this special event as musicians come together to play and celebrate Robert Johnson musical legacy!