http://www.allmusic.com/cg/x.dll?p=amg&sql=B91178~C In addition to an in-depth biography this page adds a comprehensive discography of his recorded work with ratings and reviews of albums. http://www.robertjohnsonfilm.com/ Official web site for the film Can't You Hear the Wind Howl about the life and times of Robert Johnson. http://www.folklib.net/index/j/johnson_robert.shtml Offering links to web sites with biographies, discographies, sound files, photographs and various other subjects. http://www.lavender-powell.freeserve.co.uk Site includes a biography, list of recordings and a photograph. http://www.ingworld.com/appreciating/robertjohnson/ A collection of links to web sites with a wide variety of subjects, from information about to products related to his person. http://www.ixpres.com/interval/monzo/rjohnson/drunken.htm An attempt to explain the powerful emotional mood of his songs by investigating his masterful manipulation of microtonal intervals in his singing. http://stormloader.com/users/crossroads This site recounts the legend of Robert Johnson and explores the tragic history of his song "Crossroads". http://www.mudcat.org/rj-dave.cfm Did he really sell his soul at the crossroads?. A quest for the answer with captivating background information taking the reader around the world. http://www.memphisguide.com/music2/blues/bluesartists/johnson.html Take the tour through his life, read about his companions and his followers while listening to his music. http://blueslyrics.tripod.com/artistswithsongs/robert_johnson_1.htm Lyrics of all his 29 songs plus 12 alternate takes, complemented with links to sound clips. http://www.deltahaze.com/30/rj.html Paying hommage to this by rumours and legends surrounded blues man, this site chronicles his life, legend, and legacy. http://www.blueflamecafe.com/Robert_Johnson.html Biography of this almost mythical blues musician rediscovered in the early nineties. Compiled from various sources on the Internet. http://www.soul-patrol.com/soul/johnson.htm The true story of how Robert Johnson, the father of the blues, lived and died, based on the accounts of people who actually knew him. http://www.mudcat.org/rj.cfm Biography and photographs with a special focus on the mysterious circumstances and rumors surrounding his death. http://xroads.virginia.edu/~MUSIC/rjhome.html The songs from this legendary Mississippi Delta blues man reviewed and analyzed from a literary perspective.