ROBERT NIGHTHAWK Live On Maxwell Street 1964 LP
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Aug 10, 2010 Sold Date
Jul 31, 2010 Start Date
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ROBERT NIGHTHAWK Live On Maxwell Street 1964 LP

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Seldom has a title for any album been so literal: Live on Maxwell Street was recorded, for the most part, live on an actual street - background noise includes cheers from bystanders, people passing by, and cars driving past. The informal setting and necessarily unideal recording circumstances don't detract one bit from the material here, which represents some of the elusive Robert Nighthawk's best material. Recorded in 1964, with sparse instrumentation - Johnny Young on rhythm rhythm guitar - Robert Whitehead on drums, and some excellent harmonica from Carey Bell -  the recording includes some great guitar soloing on "The Time Have Come" and the "Maxwell Street Medley," which combines "Anna Lee" and "Sweet Black Angel." Other highlights include the smooth, active "Take It Easy Baby" and the slow moaner "I Need Love So Bad." Despite the highly unofficial nature of this recording, what's on here is more than worth hearing - including a 13-minute interview with RN by Mike Bloomfield. - Genevieve Williams

Tracks are: Goin' Down To Eli's, Mr. Bell's Shuffle, The Time Have Come, Yakity Yak, Nighthawk Shuffle, Take It Easy Baby, Maxwell Street Medley, Burning Heat, I Need Love So Bad, Interview

This IS the blues ! You can almost smell it on this baby !

Sleeve in truly excellent condition with minimal shelf /age marks

A couple of very minor surface marks on the record do no affect play


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