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Obituaries
Billboard 94 (February 13, 1982): 72.
Black Perspective in Music 10, no. 2 (Fall 1982): 228.
Coda no. 183 (April 1982): 37.
Creem 13 (May 1982): 14.
Down Beat 49, no. 5 (May 1982): 11.
Goldmine no. 71 (April 1982).
Guitar Player 16, no. 4 (April 1982): 10.
International Musician 80 (May 1982): 11.
Jazz Magazine [France] no. 306 (April 1982): 28.
JazzTimes (April 1982): 8.
Living Blues no. 52 (Spring 1982): 57.
Neue Zeitschrift für Musik no. 3 (March 1982): 69.
Newsweek 99 (February 15, 1982): 92.
Pickin’ the Blues no. 2 (February 1982): 4.
Rolling Stone no. 385/386 (December 23, 1982–January 6, 1983): 90. Time [USA] 119 (February 15, 1982): 65. Times [UK] (February 3, 1982): 10. Variety 306 (February 3, 1982): 133.
Alvarez, Rafael. “Lightnin’ Will Strike the Blues No More.” The Sun [Baltimore] (February 2, 1982). Applebone, Peter. “Another Man Done Gone.” Texas Monthly 10, no. 3 (March 1982): 98, 100, 102, 104.
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Balfour, Alan. “Death of a Legend.” New Musical Express (February 6, 1982): 8. Blank, Les. “Lightnin’ Hopkins, 1912–1982.” Living Blues no. 53 (Summer/Autumn 1982): 15. Brasso, Paul and J⊘rgen Bennetzen. “Nekrolog: Bed for Lightning.” MM: Tidskrift fôr Rytmisk Musik 15, no. 3 (April 1982): 18.
Charters, Samuel. “Lightnin’ Hopkins: Vielleicht der Kreativste Blues—Sanger aller Zeiten.” Blues Forum no. 6 (2nd Quarter 1982): 4–8.
Claypool, Bob. “Sam ‘Lightnin” Hopkins (1912–1982).” Second Line 34 (Spring 1982): 10–11.
Dauer, Alfons M. “Lightnin’ Hopkins: Der Chantefable-Blues.” Blues Forum no. 5 (lst Quarter 1982): 18–23.
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Demêtre, Jacques. “L’Heritage de Lightnin’ Hopkins.” Jazz Hot no. 393 (March 1982): 24–25.
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Herzhaft, Gérard. “Good Bye Sam.” Soul Bag no. 88 (April/May 1982): 39.
Hess, Norbert. “Lightnin’ Hopkins.” Jazz Podium 31, no. 3 (March 1982): 4–5.
Loder, Kurt. “Lightnin’ Hopkins, 1912–1982: A Classic Blues Life.” Rolling Stone (March 18, 1982): 17–18.
Minutaglio, Bill. “Saying Goodbye,” Houston Chronicle, February 2, 1982.
Obrecht, Jas, Billy Gibbons, B. B. King, and Johnny Winter. “Requiem for a Bluesman: Lightnin’
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Ola, Akinshiju. “Hopkins: His Music Lives.” Guardian [UK] 34, no. 20 (February, 17 1982): 55.
Palmer, Robert. “A Requiem for Hopkins: True Poet of the Blues.” New York Times (February 17, 1982): C17.
Saxon, Wolfgang. “Sam (Lightnin’) Hopkins, 69; Blues Singer and Guitarist.” New York Times (February 1, 1982): B4.
Solding, Staffan. “Lightnin’ Hopkins, 1912–1982.” Jefferson no. 55 (Spring 1982): 44–45.
Stenbeck, Lennart. “Sam ‘Lightnin” Hopkins.” Orkester Journalen 50, no. 3 (March 1982): 5.
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Turner, Bez. “Lightnin’ Hopkins.” Blues Unlimited no. 142 (Summer 1982): 23.
Vacher, Peter. “Lightnin’ Hopkins.” Jazz Journal 36, no. 3 (March 1983): 14.
Wisse, Rien. “Lightnin’ Hopkins Overleden.” Block no. 42 (April/May/June 1982): 11–12.
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