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A deal with the devil, says legend, granted Robert Johnson (1911–38) consummate guitar skill in exchange for his soul. Growing up in the impoverished South of the 1930s, the bluesman played, sang, drank, and womanized his way through mostly black juke joints and music gatherings, dying at age 27. But he left 29 recordings of iconic blues songs that became his legacy. Bob Dy...Log In or Sign Up to Read More