# Barbecue Bob
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Robert Hicks, better known as barbecue bob (September 11, 1902 – October 21, 1931), was an early American Piedmont blues musician. His nickname was derived from his working as a cook in a barbecue restaurant. One of the two extant photographs of him show him playing a guitar and wearing a full-length white apron and cook's hat.
Episode 233
Featured artists are recognized some of the most legendary blues & gospel artists. Others are less known but, all are great blues artists
Nothing But The Blues #867
Jennifer Lyn and The Groove Revival (Searching For Solid Ground); Davis Coen (Don't Let The Deal Go Down); Lloyd Jones (Last Fair Deal Gone Down); Terry Hanck (Don't Let The Green Grass Fool You); John Primer (Born In Mississippi); Richie Arndt and The Bluenatics (Mississippi); Emmett Murray (Old T…
When The Levee Breaks
Music in this episode:
Barbecue Bob - "Mississippi Heavy Water Blues" (1927)
Charlie Patton - "High Water Everywhere, Pt 1" (1929)
Memphis Minnie & Kansas Joe McCoy - "When the Levee Breaks" (1929)
Led Zeppelin - "If It Keeps On Raining (Rough Mix)" (1971)
Led Zeppelin - "When the Levee Breaks" (19…
The Blues Hotel: Roosters, Riffs & Revolution
Step inside The Blues Hotel, where the music never sleeps and the stories run deep. In this episode, host Kelvin Huggins and introducing resident truth-teller Rufus “Old Man” Tate take you on a soul-stirring journey through the living, breathing world of blues—past, present, and far beyond the fron…
Blues Moments in Time... - October 21: A Bittersweet Symphony of the Blues
Join Kelvin Huggins as he explores October 20th through the lens of blues history.
October 21 has long stood as a day of contrasts in American music—a true “bittersweet symphony of the blues.” On this day, the Piedmont blues lost a key voice with the untimely death of Barbecue Bob, while the world…
TWELVE STRINGS
Blues, jazz and country guitarists generally played traditional six sting models. The twelve string version was rarely used but a handful of players championed it - This episode includes a segment where we play some tracks by Barbecue Bob, Lonnie Johnson and Leadbelly - all twelve string masters!
On this day in Blues history for April 13th
Today’s show features music performed by Barbecue Bob, Muddy Waters, and Al Green
Episode #38- Pre-War Blues, Country & Jazz 78 RPM Records: “Fattenin’ Frogs, Whistlin’ Southbound Trains & Yodelin’ Bootleggers.”
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Step back into the shellac era with a late-night journey through pre-war blues, early country music, jazz, hokum records, string bands, and western swing from the 1920s and 1930s. In this episode of The Old, Dingy Jukebox, host Christian Gallo spins rare and historic 78-rpm records…
Piedmont Blues and the Fine Line of Gospel With Jontavious Willis
Don’t let the straightforward, down-to-earth aesthetic of Jontavious Willis’ music lead you to think that there is little complexity or depth to his art. Indeed, Willis exemplifies making something that isn’t really easy at all seem like a stroll down a country road in his native Georgia hill count…
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