Low Down St. Louis Blues [Previously Unreleased Track]
Beautiful But Dumb (1931)
From A Wash Woman On Up (1931)
Hell Is A Name For All Sinners (1931)
Home Wreckers Blues (1931)
Not The Chump I Used To Be (1931)
Best Jockey In Town (1931)
Sleepy Water Blues (1931)
Uncle Ned, Don't Use Your Head (1931)
Cat You Been Messin' Around (1932)
She's Dangerous With That Thing (1932)
Men, Get Wise To Yourself (1932)
Sam, You're Just A Rat (1932)
Winnie The Wailer (1932)
There Is No Justice (1932)
I'm Nuts About That Gal (1932)
Racketeers Blues (1932)
Unselfish Love (1932)
My Love Don't Belong To You (1932)
Love Is A Song (Your Love Is Cold) (1932)
Go Back To Your No Good Man (1932)
Most popular songs of Lonnie Johnson
Tomorrow Night
1963 • Portraits in Blues, Volume 6: Lonnie Johnson
Stardust
2010 • A Life In Music Selected Sides 1925 - 1953
Crowing Rooster Blues
2005 • Lonnie Johnson Vol. 1 1937 - 1940
I Found a Dream
2008 • 1948-1949
How Deep Is the Ocean?
2006 • The Complete Folkways Recordings
Prisoner of Love
2006 • The Complete Folkways Recordings
You Will Need Me
Low Down St. Louis Blues [Previously Unreleased Track]
2005 • Lonnie Johnson Vol. 7 (1931 - 1932)
Fine Booze and Heavy Dues
1992 • Another Night to Cry
Trouble in Mind
Careless Love [Previously Unreleased Track]
2006 • The Complete Folkways Recordings
St. Louis Blues
2008 • The Rhythm - Piano Boogie-Woogie Ragtime And Jazz
Trivia about the album Lonnie Johnson Vol. 7 (1931 - 1932) by Lonnie Johnson
- In what year was the album “Lonnie Johnson Vol. 7 (1931 - 1932)” released by Lonnie Johnson?
- The album “Lonnie Johnson Vol. 7 (1931 - 1932)” was released in 2005 by Lonnie Johnson, featuring 21 tracks.
- What is the most successful song from the album “Lonnie Johnson Vol. 7 (1931 - 1932)” by Lonnie Johnson?
- “Low Down St. Louis Blues [Previously Unreleased Track]” is the biggest hit from the album “Lonnie Johnson Vol. 7 (1931 - 1932)” by Lonnie Johnson.