Blind Willie Dunn was a pseudonym that guitarist Eddie Lang’s records were released under when he teamed up with Lonnie Johnson on the Okeh label. Although the November on 1928 sessions he isn’t accompanied by Johnson he is accompanied by pianists Frank Signorelli and Justin Ring. These records were simply released as by Blind Willie Dunn with piano accompaniment. Additionally some of the records from these sessions were released as Blind Willie Dunn and his Gin Bottle Four.

Title	Recording Date	Recording Location	Company
Blue Room (Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson)	10-9-1929	New York, New York	Okeh 8818
Guitar Blues (Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson)	5-7-1929	New York, New York	Okeh 8711
Deep Minor Rhythm Stomp (Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson)	10-9-1929	New York, New York	Okeh 8743
Have To Change Keys To Play These Blues (Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson)	11-17-1928	New York, New York	Okeh 8637
Hot Fingers (Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson)	10-9-1929	New York, New York	Okeh 8743
Midnight Call (Blues) (Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson)	10-9-1929	New York, New York	Okeh 8743
(Norfolk) Church Street Sobbin’ Blues (Anton Lada / Yellow Nuņez / Joe Cawley)	11-17-1928	New York, New York	Okeh 8633
There’ll Be Some Changes Made (Billy Higgins / W. Benton Overstreet)	11-17-1928	New York, New York	Okeh 8633
Two Tone Stomp (Eddie Lang / Lonnie Johnson)	11-17-1928	New York, New York	Okeh 8637

Artist	Instrument
Lonnie Johnson	Guitar
Eddie Lang	Guitar
Justin Ring	Chimes
Frank Signorelli	Piano