"Come On In My Kitchen" is one of his signature songs, covered by many musicians. Said to be based on Mississippi Sheiks' hit "Sitting On Top Of The World," the repeating guitar phrase evokes an indescribable sense of melancholy, making it a truly memorable track. "They're Red Hot" is a particularly unique, Hokam-style song among his repertoire. With its jive guitar and Robert's rapid-fire spoken word delivery, could it be considered one of the earliest forms of rap music?
