# Robert Nighthawk

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#263 Blues From The Ouse on Jorvik Radio with Paul Winn, Ben Darwin & Angie Howe 12.02.25

Featuring... FOG Blues & Brass Band - Boys Night Out John Doe Trio - Blues 1.0.1 Joe Bonamassa & Sammy Hagar - Fortune Teller Blues Ed Alstrom - The Truth Shawn Pittman - Low No More Secondhand Dreamcar - The Meaning HeavyDrunk & Watermelon Slim - Church Bells Bob Corritore And Friends - Woman Wan…

Show 130

Show 130 – Recorded 5-15-21 – This podcast features 10 outstanding blues artists and 12 great performances to enjoy. Plus Mr George Mitchell tells us how he met and field recorded blues legends Robert Nighthawk, Houston Stackhouse and James Peck Curtis. These songs were recorded in 1967. Our featu…

Blues Moments in Time - November 5: Open the Door, Plug In the Soul: November 5th in Blues Time

Join Kelvin Huggins as he dives deep into the tangled roots and resonant echoes of November 5th in blues history. November 5th is no ordinary date—it’s a sonic crossroads where the blues bends, breaks, and builds anew. In this episode of Blues Moments in Time, we swing through Jack McVea’s sax-dri…

On this day in Blues history... for Monday November 10th

A two minute daily podcast revealing events that happened on this day in Blues history. Today’s show features music performed by Robert Nighthawk and Billie Holiday

Michael L. Castle on JMB's New Old Show

"I traveled around the country looking up many of my early idols. I hung out with Lightnin' Hopkins in his home in Houston, traveled down south with 9-String Big Joe Williams, was the "best lead boy I ever had" according to Sleepy John Estes, and spent time with Rev.Gary Davis in his home in Jamaic…

Nothing But The Blues #915

Smokehouse (Peepin' Through The Knothole); Robert Nighthawk (Big World Blues); Maxwell Street Jimmy Davis (Men's A Fool); Tedeschi Trucks Band (Ride On); Clifton Chenier (Clifton's Blues); Rockin' Sidney (Let Me Take You To The Zydeco); Mike Finnigan (20 Years Of B.B. King); Tom Delaney (I'm Leavin…

Episode 1 - Slide Guitar: The Crying Voice

There's a sound in the blues that doesn't play notes so much as it cries them. That's slide guitar — the instrument that sounds most like a human voice weeping and singing at once. We start the series here. Why slide sounds like a voice: gliding between pitches, no frets, the notes between the n…