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Robert Johnson Project
From: Paul James - Acoustic blues 1989
Runtime: 2m22s
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Robert Johnson Project
From: Peter Green Splinter Group with Nigel Watson - Hot foot powder 2000
Runtime: 3m34s
Views: 1094 |
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Robert Johnson Project
From: 2004 Pyeng Threadgill - Sweet Home - The Music Of Robert Johnson
Runtime: 4m8s
Views: 933 |
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Robert Johnson Project
From: 2011 Robert Johnson - The Centennial Collection (Recorded at his last recording session on 20 June 1937)
Runtime: 2m29s
Views: 943 |
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Robert Johnson Project
From: 2011 Robert Johnson - The Centennial Collection (Recorded at his last recording session on 20 June 1937)
Runtime: 2m19s
Views: 901 |
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Robert Johnson Project
From: Hellhound on my trail - Songs of Robert Johnson 2001
Runtime: 2m27s
Views: 1029 |
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Robert Johnson Project
From: Rocky Lawrence - The songs of Robert Johnson as performed Rocky Lawrence 2000
Runtime: 2m34s
Views: 1656 |
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Robert Johnson Project
From: Rory Block - The Lady and Mr. Johnson 2006
Runtime: 2m32s
Views: 1039 |
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Robert Johnson Project
From: The Bosom Blues Band - The Bosom Blues 1968
Runtime: 3m29s
Views: 1124 |
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Robert Johnson Project
From: Electric Flag - 1968.May.19
Carousel Ballroom in San Francisco
Runtime: 5m5s
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A new treat from Cheryl Holt! In the “Reluctant Brides” trilogy, three spinsters suddenly learn that they’ve had dowries paid and marriages arranged for them. They grudgingly agree to marry men they’ve never met. Learn more about this trilogy and author at http://cherylholt.com/ Historical Romance
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The Alfred Mann Foundation (AMF) today announced the first subject, a U.S. Marine, SSgt James Sides, as a recipient of its highly anticipated IMES System (implantable myoelectric sensor) – an experimental system that holds the promise of being the first minimally invasive, intuitive, multi-channel control system for prosthetics intended for long term use. The IMES System is currently being studied under the Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) regulations of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). AMF’s ongoing trial with injured veterans at the Walter Reed National Medical Military Center anticipates subjects intuitively operating three different prosthetic movements simultaneously: opening and closing the hand, rotating the wrist, and moving the thumb. Combining these three movements enables several grasps that are invaluable for performing everyday tasks.
To view the Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.multivu.com/mnr/65112-alfred-mann-foundation-u-s-marine-subject-fda-study-for-imes-system
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