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Robert Nighthawk was one of the most influential blues guitarists of the post war period, a stature he achieved without the benefit of many hit records. His song "Sweet Black Angel Blues" became a blues standard when B. B. King covered it as "Sweet Little Angel" and B. B. went on to do the same with "Crying Won't Help You". Across the 23 tracks presented here are top blues musicians such as, Roosevelt Sykes, Sunnyland Slim, Willie Dixon, Brownie McGhee and Pinetop Perkins. Robert Nighthawk was an important and very underappreciated bluesman whose evocative slide guitar influenced a remarkable number of musicians who followed in his wake.
Robert Nighthawk was one of the most influential blues guitarists of the post war period, a stature he achieved without the benefit of many hit records. His song "Sweet Black Angel Blues" became a blues standard when B. B. King covered it as "Sweet Little Angel" and B. B. went on to do the same with "Crying Won't Help You". Across the 23 tracks presented here are top blues musicians such as, Roosevelt Sykes, Sunnyland Slim, Willie Dixon, Brownie McGhee and Pinetop Perkins. Robert Nighthawk was an important and very underappreciated bluesman whose evocative slide guitar influenced a remarkable number of musicians who followed in his wake.
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Sweet Black Angel & More Chicago Blues (Uk)
Artist: Robert Nighthawk
Format: CD
New: In Stock $16.99
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DISC: 1

1. My Sweet Lovin' Woman - Robert Nighthawk
2. Down the Line - Ethel Mae
3. Handsome Lover - Ethel Mae
4. She Knows How to Love a Man
5. (Sweet) Black Angel Blues - the Nighthawks
6. Anna Lee Blues - the Nighthawks
7. Return Mail Blues - Robert Nighthawk
8. Sugar Papa - Ethel Mae
9. Good News - Ethel Mae
10. Six Three O - Nighthawks
11. Jackson Town Gal - Nighthawks
12. Prison Bound
13. Feel So Bad
14. Kansas City Blues
15. Crying Won't Help You
16. Take It Easy Baby
17. Nighthawk Boogie
18. Bricks in My Pillow
19. You Missed a Good Man
20. Maggie Campbell
21. The Moon Is Rising
22. Seventy-Four
23. Us/Boogie

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Robert Nighthawk was one of the most influential blues guitarists of the post war period, a stature he achieved without the benefit of many hit records. His song "Sweet Black Angel Blues" became a blues standard when B. B. King covered it as "Sweet Little Angel" and B. B. went on to do the same with "Crying Won't Help You". Across the 23 tracks presented here are top blues musicians such as, Roosevelt Sykes, Sunnyland Slim, Willie Dixon, Brownie McGhee and Pinetop Perkins. Robert Nighthawk was an important and very underappreciated bluesman whose evocative slide guitar influenced a remarkable number of musicians who followed in his wake.
        
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