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In this episdode, contributor Gordy Mouw and I got to hang out with Grand Rapids native and authentic Blues-Man, Asamu Johnson, at Billy’s Lounge in Eastown.
We talked about his latest CD ‘Got To Go’, heard some stories from the road, a got a history lesson in Grand Rapids Blues.
Podcast includes excerpts from tracks: Got To Go, Gravy Fever, Funny Money, I Seen It and What Does It Mean?
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