Robert Johnson (person)

As mentioned above, Robert Johnson only recorded 29 songs in his brief career. These 29 songs have been covered by everyone from The Rolling Stones to Cream to Led Zepplein to Frank Sinatra and include some of the most famous blues songs ever. When a young Elvis Presley auditioned for Sun Records in 1954, he played a rendition of "Milkcow Blues." None of these songs are known in any form before Robert Johnson recorded them, so he is credited as writer for them all, although Elmore James would later claim he really wrote "Dust My Broom."

No matter what they sound like, all of these songs are actually about women.

Come On in My Kitchen
Crossroad Blues
Dead Shrimp Blues
Drunken Hearted Man
From Four Till Late
Hell Hound on My Trail
Honeymoon Blues
I Believe I'll Dust My Broom
If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day
I'm a Steady Rolling Man
Kindhearted Woman
Last Fair Deal Gone Down
Little Queen of Spades
Love in Vain
Malted Milk
Me and the Devil
Milkcow Blues
Phonograph Blues
Preachin' Blues (Up Jumped the Devil)
Ramblin' On My Mind
Stones in My Passway
Stop Breakin' Down
Sweet Home Chicago
Terraplane Blues
They're Red Hot
32-20 Blues
Traveling Riverside Blues
Walkin' Blues
When You've Got a Good Friend

Fear not! Eventually, I shall node them all!