Journeyman
A journeyman is a worker who has finished learning a trade but who is employed by someone else rather than working on their own. See apprenticeship.
Journeyman (1935) is a novel by Erskine Caldwell[?] about an itinerant preacher who upsets a small rural community.
Journeyman is also a 1989 album by blues rocker[?] Eric Clapton.
Tracks
- Pretending
- Anything For Love
- Bad Love
- Running On Faith
- Hard Times
- Hound Dog
- No Alibis
- Run So Far
- Old Love
- Breaking Point
- Lead Me On
- Before You Accuse Me
Singles
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