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Bernie Worrell, Keith Richards and Eric Clapton were among the many admiring musicians who played on Johnnie B. Bad. The majority of the album was produced by Terry Adams; Richards produced two of the album's tracks. "Stepped in What!?" and "Tanqueray" marked the first time that Johnson had sung on record. Critical reception
- 1991
15. Apr. 2005 · April 15, 2005. “It’s a sad day,” says Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards, mourning his idol and good friend Johnnie Johnson. “I’ve been playing Chuck Berry records all day, listening...
1991: Johnnie B. Bad , with Eric Clapton, Keith Richards and Bernard Fowler 1991: Rockin' Eighty-Eights (Modern Blues Recordings), with Clayton Love and Jimmy Vaughan (not to be confused with Jimmie Vaughan of the Fabulous Thunderbirds )
Johnnie Johnson: Johnnie B. Bad: guitar, vocals, writing, production John Lee Hooker: Mr. Lucky: guitar and backing vocals 1992 Tom Waits Bone Machine: guitar, vocals, and writing on "That Feel" Hal Willner: Weird Nightmare: Meditations on Mingus: vocals, guitar on "Oh Lord, Don't Let Them Drop That Atomic Bomb on Me" 1994 Bobby Womack ...
25. Jan. 1992 · In late 1990, he recorded his first major-label album, “Johnnie B. Bad,” for Elektra’s American Explorer series, and a couple of rock guitarists pitched in. Keith Richards and Eric...
Hot on the heels of that movie came Nonesuch Records’ Johnnie B. Bad album, produced by NRBQ pianist Terry Adams, with two tracks produced by Keith Richards. The record represents Johnnie's brilliance and reaffirms him as the formative master of rock n' roll piano. Guest performers include Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Steve Ferguson, Big Al ...
25. Jan. 1992 · In late 1990, he recorded his first major-label album, “Johnnie B. Bad,” for Elektra’s American Explorer series, and a couple of rock guitarists pitched in: Keith Richards and Eric...
