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The Robert Nighthawk collection 1937-52


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Prowling Night Hawk(Robert McCoy)

3:08 min

Lonesome World(Robert McCoy)

2:39 min

Don't Mistreat Your Woman(Robert McCoy)

2:35 min

Sweet Pepper Mama(Robert McCoy)

2:46 min

G-Man(Robert McCoy)

2:38 min

Tough Luck(Robert McCoy)

3:17 min

Mean Black Cat(Robert McCoy)

2:47 min

I Have Spent My Bonus(Robert McCoy)

2:58 min

Mamie Lee(Robert McCoy)

3:01 min

Take It Easy Baby(Robert McCoy)

2:31 min


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Reviews (2)


Jazz Weekly

d. 22. Jan. 2018

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George W. Harris

d. 22. Jan. 2018

"Known under various monickers ranging from Robert Lee McCoy (his real name), Ramblin' Bob and Peetie's Boy, Robert Nighthawk was a major link between the earthy Delta Blues and the electric Chicago Blues. He was mentioned in the same breath as Tampa Red and Muddy Waters, and this 2 cd set covers the waterfront of the impressive and highly influential recordings he made during his ascent and later years. He's teamed on vocals and his signature slide guitar ( a style that he arguably pioneered) with legends such as Sonny Boy Williamson, Willie Dixon and Pinetop Smith among others in this illuminating set that will hit your viscera".


DownBeat

2018 May

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Frank-John Hadley

2018 May

"Few figures in blues history match the stone-cold angst in the singing of Robert Nighthawk, whose Tampa Red-influenced slide-guitar style connected the Delta to post-World War II Chicago. Forty-eight tracks that this rambling man cut for the Bluebird, Chess/Aristocrat, Decca and United labels don't find him operating at a genre-defining level, yet his efforts make for consistently interesting listening".