Way Down That Lonesome Road: Lonnie Johnson in Toronto, 1965-1970
Part biographical study, part social history, Way Down That Lonesome Road follows musician Lonnie Johnson from the generous welcome that he received from Toronto’s critics on his arrival and the successes and failures that followed, to the automobile accident that left him hospitalized for a year and the final, fleeting appearances of a comeback cut short by his death. Johnson’s years in Toronto were the happiest of times and the hardest, a Dickensian sort of paradox, albeit in a tale of just one city. This is that ta≤ here is that city.
160 pages
English edition · First published 2011 by Mercury Press/Teksteditions · ISBN 9781551281483
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