Blind Willie Dunn was a pseudonym that guitarist Eddie Lang usually used when he teamed up with Lonnie Johnson; although on the November of 1928 sessions he is accompanied by Frank Signorelli and Justin Ring, while Johnson doesn't appear on this session. Church Street Sobbin' Blues is a Louisiana Five song. |
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Blue Room
(Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson) |
10-9-1929 | New York, New York | Okeh 8818 |
| Church Street Sobbin' Blues
(Anton Lada / Yellow Nuņez / Joe Cawley) |
11-17-1928 | New York, New York | Okeh 8633 |
| Guitar Blues
(Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson) |
5-7-1929 | New York, New York | Okeh 8711 |
| Deep Minor Rhythm Stomp
(Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson) |
10-9-1929 | New York, New York | Okeh 8743 |
| Have To Change Keys To Play These Blues
(Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson) |
11-17-1928 | New York, New York | Okeh 8637 |
| Hot Fingers
(Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson) |
10-9-1929 | New York, New York | Okeh 8743 |
| Midnight Call (Blues)
(Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson) |
10-9-1929 | New York, New York | Okeh 8743 |
| There'll Be Some Changes Made
(Billy Higgins / W. Benton Overstreet) |
11-17-1928 | New York, New York | Okeh 8633 |
| Two Tone Stomp
(Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson) |
11-17-1928 | New York, New York | Okeh 8637 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Lonnie Johnson | Guitar |
| Eddie Lang | Guitar |
| Justin Ring | Chimes |
| Frank Signorelli | Piano |
