Original motif for Robert Johnson's "They're Red Hot"? It's like a medicine man's hokum tune. I think it's Charley Patton's "Hang It On The Wall". beat accent,up-and-down melody,playful singing style,the part where it speeds up midway. The ending with four final notes. And the capo used way up high.

Traveling Riverside Blues take 2, right after 2nd times where he sings "take my rider by my side," I hear a feminine-sounding voice let out an exclamation like "ahh." It might just be scratches. I can't help fantasizing that maybe on some day, he had a trusted "Rider" like a luggage handler with him

2/2 ..during a street performance in San Antonio, his relationship with white people—even work partners—was such that he never knew when they might pick a fight. Perhaps he avoided reacting to the word "enemy"? After all, the "enemy" in STONES~ seems to be referring to white people anyway.

1/2 The word "enemy" appears several times in Robert Johnson's blues songs. Twice in STONES IN MY PASSWAY. Once in WHEN YOU GOT A GOOD FRIEND. He sings all instances of that word in a way that's hard to make out. I believe he did this intentionally.
As the anecdote about a cop breaking his guitar..

youtu.be/Yyx7ONevAvo
I sang the Rolling Stones' "She Was Hot" in Japanese.
The phone rings part is a unreleased verse. Mick sings "She was black" maybe it should have been performed by a black woman, not Anita Morris.
The final scene where fire shoots out of her butt is also cut now.

The only people watching that remote corner are a couple of old friends, about 0.5 people per day searching for nostalgic Japanese anime songs, and a few English speakers. Since it seems zero Japanese people have found my performances and stuck around, I've decided to write in English here.

The other day, someone watched my blues and gave two thumbs up. But it was right after I uploaded a video where I sang in Japanese. I witnessed them immediately take back both thumbs up and leave after hearing it.
Hey! Aren't you supposed to be a fellow lover of music born from discrimination?

Hi! Nice to meet you. I'm a yellow, Jap, non-working piece of shit!
I upload performance videos to YouTube.
I play country blues and such in a deserted area where no one comes.

but, I don't have anything to say