Robert Johnson (17th century)
AKA: Robert Johnson II
About Robert Johnson (17th century)
Not to be confused with the legendary 20th century blues musician by the same name, Robert Johnson (1583?-1633) was the son of Queen Elizabeth I’s lutenist, and is best known as having been the original composer for the songs in some of Shakespeare’s later dramas.
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When did Robert Johnson (17th century) start making music?
Robert Johnson (17th century)'s first song O let us howl some heavy note released on Thu Jan 01 1970.