Henry Johnson

b. 8 Dec 1954, Union, SC, USA, d. Feb 1974, Union, SC, USA. Johnson was an seniors guy before he became referred to as a blues vocalist outside his instant home region, but he previously learned acoustic guitar in child years from his sibling, and later trained himself piano. Johnson sang religious materials in chapel in his more youthful days, and later on in quartets, showing up on radio using the Western Springtime Friendly Four as well as the Metallic Celebrity Quartet in the 30s. His musical profession was just ever part-time, but on his pension, he was found out by blues fanatics and made several recordings, aswell as personal looks in SC. He made an appearance on two albums, exhibiting a solid, distinctive singing tone of voice and a robust guitar style, particularly when playing bottleneck. Oddly, an individual was issued in the united kingdom, featuring two good solo performances. Never to become confused using the Chicago-based jazz guitarist from the same name.