Robert Johnson

Robert Johnson

  • Robert Johnson - FORT WORTH, TX - JUNE 08:  SGT Robert Johnson (L), owner of the Elite Boot Camp, checks on J.R. Hildebrand, driver of the IZOD IndyCar No. 4 National Guard Dallara Honda, after Hildebrand fell while participating in the 'Driven By Fitness' event at Texas Motor Speedway on June 8, 2011 in Fort Worth, Texas.
  • Robert Johnson - FORT WORTH, TX - JUNE 08: Sgt. Robert Johnson (L), owner of the Elite Boot Camp, and four-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Johnson (R) present Ryan Brisco, driver of the IZOD IndyCar #6 IZOD Dallara Honda, with a trophy after he won the 'Driven by Fitness' event at Texas Motor Speedway on June 8, 2011 in Fort Worth, Texas.
  • Robert Johnson - FORT WORTH, TX - JUNE 08:  Four-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Johnson (L) talks with SGT Robert Johnson, IZOD IndyCar drivers Ryan Brisco, Will Power, J.R. Hildebrand and Texas Motor Speedway President Eddie Gossage during the 'Driven by Fitness' event at Texas Motor Speedway on June 8, 2011 in Fort Worth, Texas.
  • Robert Johnson - NASHVILLE, TN - CIRCA 2010: In this handout image provided by the NFL, Robert Johnson of the Tennessee Titans poses for his 2010 NFL headshot circa 2010 at Baptist Sports Park in Nashville, Tennessee.
  • Robert Johnson - Economists, Avinash Persaud from Barbados islands, West Indies (partially hidden), French Jean-Paul Fitoussi (2ndL), Italian Marcello De Cecco (C) and US Robert Johnson (2ndR) leave the Elysee palace on January 6, 2011 after a working lunch between French President Nicolas Sarkozy and international economists to prepare the G20 meeting. French President has set as G20 priorities a major overhaul of the global economy's infrastructure, including a reforming the monetary system and ending excessive price swings in commodity markets, as well as improving economic governance.
  • Robert Johnson
If the blues has a truly mythic figure, one whose story hangs over the music the way a Charlie Parker does over jazz or a Hank Williams does over country, it's Robert Johnson, certainly the most celebrated figure in the history of the blues. Of course, his legend is immensely fortified by the fact that Johnson also left behind a small legacy of recordings that are considered the emotional apex of ...more


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