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m u s ic ia n D a v id "H o n ey B oy"
E dw ards, believed to be the oldest
s u rv iv in g D e lta b lu e sm a n an d
w hose roots stretched back to blues
legend R obert Johnson, died early
M onday in his C hicago hom e. He
w as 96.
E dw ards had a w eak heart and his
health seriously declined in M ay.
B om in 1915 in Shaw , M iss.,
E dw ards learned the guitar grow ing
up and started playing p ro fessio n ­
ally at age 17 in M em phis.
H e cam e to C h icag o in the 1940s
and played on M axw ell Street, small
clubs and street com ers. By the
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m ost every bluesm an o f note —
in c lu d in g H o w lin ' W o lf, L ittle
W alter, C harlie Patton and M uddy
W aters. A m ong E dw ards' hit songs
w ere "Long T all W om an B lues,"
"G am blin M an" and "Just Like Jesse
Jam es."
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A pril at the Juke Joint Festival in
C larksdale, M iss., Frank said.
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w here," E dw ards told T he A ssoci­
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across the sea I ain't dead but I'm
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g o in g n o w h e re. A in 't g o in ' n o ­
w here."
Edw ards w on a 2008 G ram m y for
traditional blues album and received
a G ram m y Lifetim e A chievem ent
aw ard in 2010.
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