Robert Johnson, Me and the Devil Blues (1938)
On side A of the record, you will find ‘Me and the Devil Blues.’ On the side, B would be ‘Little Queen of Spades.’ This record can grant you a huge sum of money. The song ‘Me and the Devil Blues’ talks about a singer who sold his soul to Satan to master the guitar. A lot of people believe that this was Johnson talking about his own personal experience with the devil.
Robert Johnson, Me and the Devil Blues (1938)
The White Stripes, Lafayette Blues (1998)
Did you know that they only pressed 15 copies of Lafayette Blues? What makes it so special is that all the covers were hand-painted by Dave Buick, the founder of Italy records. The copies were made for the band’s Detroit album release show in 1998. If you went to the show and paid $6 for it, you can now sell it for around $12,700.
The White Stripes, Lafayette Blues (1998)
