Henry Brown - Blues in St. Louis 2: Henry Brown& Edith Johnson Release:Blues in St. Louis 2: Henry Brown& Edith Johnson Folkways Records form and atmosphere

form and atmosphere

Composition was an early if sporadic interest: the first pieces that he acknowledges were short anthems composed in the mid 1970s

written for five soloists

Persian timbres to a common denominator

single-minded Magda awakens a repressed desire in Nina

Henry Brown - Blues in St. Louis 2: Henry Brown& Edith Johnson Release:Blues in St. Louis 2: Henry Brown& Edith Johnson Folkways Records form and atmosphereRecorded in 1961, The Blues in St. Louis, Vol. 2 celebrates 1930s and '40s style Barrelhouse Blues and Boogie Woogie. Henry Brown and Edith Johnson came from very different musical backgrounds: pianist Brown was formally trained, while Johnson learned the blues by singing along with music playing in her husband's record shop. Yet, the two came together in Jazz and Blues fan Bob Oswald's recording studio, and the result is a combination of Classic