
Celebrate "The King of the Delta Blues" at Delta Blues Museum

Celebrate Robert Johnson Month
Robert Johnson (b. May 8 1911 - d. August 15, 1938) left a legacy of 29 recorded tracks that display an unparalleled artistry in his guitar playing, singing, and original songwriting. His music both defines the essence of Delta blues style and reveals a singular, visionary approach to that tradition. At one time little-known beyond his recordings, a legend began that Johnson had "sold his soul to the devil" at a country crossroads to play and sing so magically. Now, new biographies and memoirs by family members have painted a complete picture of Johnson's life and times.
See our Gift Shop for these items, plus Robert Johnson CDs, posters, mugs, Crossroads signs, and a limited edition of promotional tee shirts that feature a rare photograph of the blues master. And see our exclusive visual biography, "Follow Robert Johnson," at the Explore & Learn section of the Museum's website.
The Museum appreciates your patronage and support - thank you!
To purchase tickets online and learn more about our current hours and protocols, please visit our tickets page.
For more information about Delta Blues Museum, see our official website at www.deltabluesmuseum.org.






This newsletter is supported in part by funding from the Mississippi Arts Commission, a state agency, and, in part, from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
This site is made possible through support from the Mississippi Arts Commission, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Rock River Foundation.
This site made possible through the support of Mississippi Arts Commission, National Endowment for the Humanities and the Rock River Foundation.
Support for the Delta Blues Foudation, Inc has been provided by explore.org, a direct charitable activity of the Annenberg Foundation.
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Phone: 662-627-6820
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