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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
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15. Apr. 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 to Johnnie.”
Johnson toured worldwide as a solo artist, and released records produced by Keith Richards, Jimmy Vivino, and Al Kooper. He later performed with Richards, Clapton, Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, Bo Diddley, and George Thorogood on Thorogood's 1995 live album, Live: Let's Work Together.
Keith Richards is a British recording artist, most famous for his songwriting partnership with Mick Jagger, and their over-sixty-year tenure with their band the Rolling Stones. Richards has recorded and released three studio albums, one live album, one compilation album, and ten singles since 1978. Richards has primarily worked as a ...
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 ...
In 1992, Johnnie B. Bad featured cameos by guitarists Keith Richards, Eric Clapton and former NRBQ co-founder/guitarist Steve Ferguson. Clapton hired him as a featured artist for his annual Royal Albert Hall blues shows while Keith Richards tapped him for his Xpensive Winos group.
25. Jan. 1992 · Johnson, who also worked in a steel foundry, in construction and in auto plants, began his move toward center stage when he met Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards during the filming of the...
