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Three-tour Vietnam combat veteran (101st Airborne, 1966-68) turned blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player; Purple Heart recipient. Based in the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona area. Died 2025, aged 78, and was buried at the National Cemetery of Arizona. [Source: artist website vietnamblues.com; Fox 10 Phoenix obituary]
Three-tour Vietnam combat veteran (101st Airborne, 1966-68) turned blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player; Purple Heart recipient. Based in the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona area. Died 2025, aged 78, and was buried at the National Cemetery of Arizona. [Source: artist website vietnamblues.com; Fox 10 Phoenix obituary]
Three-tour Vietnam combat veteran (101st Airborne, 1966-68) turned blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player; Purple Heart recipient. Based in the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona area. Died 2025, aged 78, and was buried at the National Cemetery of Arizona. [Source: artist website vietnamblues.com; Fox 10 Phoenix obituary]
Three-tour Vietnam combat veteran (101st Airborne, 1966-68) turned blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player; Purple Heart recipient. Based in the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona area. Died 2025, aged 78, and was buried at the National Cemetery of Arizona. [Source: artist website vietnamblues.com; Fox 10 Phoenix obituary]
CD issue on Tempest Recording, barcode 6 42973 71452 4. The front cover is a sepia photograph of the long-bearded Sarge Lintecum in sunglasses, superimposed over a young helmeted soldier aiming a rifle in the jungle, with names and service branches (USA, USMC, USN) from a memorial wall faintly visible behind; "Vietnam Blues" is stencilled in yellow and "Combat Tested Blues...For Peace" along the foot. The back has a pencil drawing of Lintecum in army fatigues with 101st Airborne patch, sergeant's stripes, "Lintecum" and "U.S. Army" name tapes, arms folded, with a signature beneath, and lists 14 tracks: The Vietnam Blues; This Shirt of Mine; Into the Fire from the Fryin' Pan; Time Bomb in My Mind; Oh Shit; Sister Soldier; Veterans Wife; Blue Monsoon; Combat Fatigue; It Don't Mean Nothin'; Five Down; Saturday Morning Cartoons; Reunion at the Wall; Welcome Home. [From the record sleeve and labels]
CD issue on Tempest Recording, barcode 6 42973 71452 4. The front cover is a sepia photograph of the long-bearded Sarge Lintecum in sunglasses, superimposed over a young helmeted soldier aiming a rifle in the jungle, with names and service branches (USA, USMC, USN) from a memorial wall faintly visible behind; "Vietnam Blues" is stencilled in yellow and "Combat Tested Blues...For Peace" along the foot. The back has a pencil drawing of Lintecum in army fatigues with 101st Airborne patch, sergeant's stripes, "Lintecum" and "U.S. Army" name tapes, arms folded, with a signature beneath, and lists 14 tracks: The Vietnam Blues; This Shirt of Mine; Into the Fire from the Fryin' Pan; Time Bomb in My Mind; Oh Shit; Sister Soldier; Veterans Wife; Blue Monsoon; Combat Fatigue; It Don't Mean Nothin'; Five Down; Saturday Morning Cartoons; Reunion at the Wall; Welcome Home. [From the record sleeve and labels]
Three-tour Vietnam combat veteran (101st Airborne, 1966-68) turned blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player; Purple Heart recipient. Based in the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona area. Died 2025, aged 78, and was buried at the National Cemetery of Arizona. [Source: artist website vietnamblues.com; Fox 10 Phoenix obituary]
Three-tour Vietnam combat veteran (101st Airborne, 1966-68) turned blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player; Purple Heart recipient. Based in the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona area. Died 2025, aged 78, and was buried at the National Cemetery of Arizona. [Source: artist website vietnamblues.com; Fox 10 Phoenix obituary]
Three-tour Vietnam combat veteran (101st Airborne, 1966-68) turned blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player; Purple Heart recipient. Based in the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona area. Died 2025, aged 78, and was buried at the National Cemetery of Arizona. [Source: artist website vietnamblues.com; Fox 10 Phoenix obituary]
Three-tour Vietnam combat veteran (101st Airborne, 1966-68) turned blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player; Purple Heart recipient. Based in the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona area. Died 2025, aged 78, and was buried at the National Cemetery of Arizona. [Source: artist website vietnamblues.com; Fox 10 Phoenix obituary]
Three-tour Vietnam combat veteran (101st Airborne, 1966-68) turned blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player; Purple Heart recipient. Based in the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona area. Died 2025, aged 78, and was buried at the National Cemetery of Arizona. [Source: artist website vietnamblues.com; Fox 10 Phoenix obituary]
Three-tour Vietnam combat veteran (101st Airborne, 1966-68) turned blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player; Purple Heart recipient. Based in the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona area. Died 2025, aged 78, and was buried at the National Cemetery of Arizona. [Source: artist website vietnamblues.com; Fox 10 Phoenix obituary]
Three-tour Vietnam combat veteran (101st Airborne, 1966-68) turned blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player; Purple Heart recipient. Based in the Phoenix/Tempe, Arizona area. Died 2025, aged 78, and was buried at the National Cemetery of Arizona. [Source: artist website vietnamblues.com; Fox 10 Phoenix obituary]
CD issue on Tempest Recording, barcode 6 42973 71452 4. The front cover is a sepia photograph of the long-bearded Sarge Lintecum in sunglasses, superimposed over a young helmeted soldier aiming a rifle in the jungle, with names and service branches (USA, USMC, USN) from a memorial wall faintly visible behind; "Vietnam Blues" is stencilled in yellow and "Combat Tested Blues...For Peace" along the foot. The back has a pencil drawing of Lintecum in army fatigues with 101st Airborne patch, sergeant's stripes, "Lintecum" and "U.S. Army" name tapes, arms folded, with a signature beneath, and lists 14 tracks: The Vietnam Blues; This Shirt of Mine; Into the Fire from the Fryin' Pan; Time Bomb in My Mind; Oh Shit; Sister Soldier; Veterans Wife; Blue Monsoon; Combat Fatigue; It Don't Mean Nothin'; Five Down; Saturday Morning Cartoons; Reunion at the Wall; Welcome Home. [From the record sleeve and labels]