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Cheatin’ and Lyin’ Blues:
From Wikipedia:
| Birth name | Robert Lee McCollum |
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| Also known as | Robert Lee McCoy Robert Nighthawk |
| Born | November 30, 1909 Helena, Arkansas, United States |
| Died | November 5, 1967 (aged 57) Helena, Arkansas, United States |
| Genres | Blues |
| Occupations | Musician |
| Instruments | Vocals, slide guitar,harmonica |
| Labels | Victor Records Bluebird Decca Aristocrat Records Chess Records United Records States Records |
| Associated acts | Memphis Jug Band |
Return Mail Blues:
Nighthawk was honored by the Mississippi Blues Commission places a historic marker in Friars Point, Mississippi, marking his position on the Mississippi Blues Trail.
Album of the day:
Prowling with the Nighthawk (2005):
….So while the sound quality jumps around a bit (and this is the best most of this material has ever sounded), the variety of material from different times ultimately makes for a better listen than presenting each session in order. Once you’ve heard Nighthawk’s mature slide style, there’s no mistaking it for anyone else, and it’s quite interesting to trace his development as a player over time, from the acoustic forays of the ’30s to the fantastic electrified solo on “Return Mail Blues” in the late ’40s. Despite his lack of name recognition,Robert Nighthawk was one of the greats, and Prowling With the Nighthawk is a great collection of some truly vital material.
~Sean Westergaard (allmusic.com)
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-Egil & Hallgeir