Album US on Blues On Blues label
Blues
Track A2 credited to R. Johnson, but actually written by Leroy Carr. A small number were pressed, and there was a problem with the pressing that caused hiss, distortion, and channels dropping out through the entire record, which wasn't discovered until it had already been distributed to local record shops. Some copies were sold, but most were returned, and for reasons that probably had something to do with the limited commercial appeal of Johnny Young and the low budget nature of the label, BOB never re-pressed and re-distributed it. It's pretty unlistenable.
![]() | Johnny Young g, voc, man, 1918-1974 US vocals, mandolin, written by, album by |
![]() | Dave Myers b, voc, 1926-2001 US bass |
![]() | Fred Below dr, 1926-1988 US drums |
![]() | Louis Myers g, voc, h, 1929-1994 US guitar |
![]() | Jerry Portnoy h, US harmonica |
![]() | Mack Simmons h, voc, 1933-2000 US harmonica |
![]() | Bob Riedy p, piano |
Desmond Strobel art direction |
Chicago Blues Band backing band |
Sue Brodsky design |
Stu Black edited by |
Randy Kling mastered by |
Al Smith producer, photography by |
Johnny Young |
R. Johnson |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Trompin' At The Ballroom | Johnny Young | 2:33 | |
2 | Blues Before Sunrise | Johnny Young | 2:35 | |
3 | Bad Blood | Johnny Young | 2:54 | |
4 | Little Girl, Little Girl | Johnny Young | 2:45 | |
5 | I'm Goin', I'm Goin' | Johnny Young | 3:02 | |
6 | Mandolin Boogie | Johnny Young | 2:35 | |
7 | No. 12 Is At The Station | Johnny Young | 2:18 | |
8 | Mary Lou | Johnny Young | 3:25 | |
9 | My Baby Walked Out | Johnny Young | 2:56 | |
10 | Why Did You Break My Heart | Johnny Young | 2:15 | |
11 | Nobody's Business | Johnny Young | 4:25 |