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In the Heat of the Night: Season 5, Episode 8Sweet, Sweet Blues (26 Nov. 1991) 4.2
Blues man Ches Collins (Bobby Short) sings a song in his nightclub act that recounts the 1948 murder of Louis Sweet, Sgt. Wilson Sweet's (Geoffrey Thorne) grandfather. Neither Louis' body ... See full summary » Director:Vincent McEveety |
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Title: Sweet, Sweet Blues (26 Nov 1991)
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| Carroll O'Connor | ... | ||
| Howard E. Rollins Jr. | ... |
Chief of Detectives Virgil Tibbs
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| Alan Autry | ... | ||
| Anne-Marie Johnson | ... | ||
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David Hart | ... | |
| Geoffrey Thorne | ... | ||
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Hugh O'Connor | ... | |
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| James Best | ... |
Nathan Bedford
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Pawl Burke | ... |
Charlie
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| Randall Franks | ... | ||
| Edith Ivey | ... |
Alba Mueller
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Roy Lind | ... |
Delbert Mueller
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Romain McCant | ... |
The Waitress
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| Bobby Short | ... | ||
| Tonea Stewart | ... | ||
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Blues man Ches Collins (Bobby Short) sings a song in his nightclub act that recounts the 1948 murder of Louis Sweet, Sgt. Wilson Sweet's (Geoffrey Thorne) grandfather. Neither Louis' body nor his brand-new Packard sedan was ever found. The only official witness to the crime, Delbert Mueller (Roy Lind), is at death's door but will not reveal any further details. The sheriff who took Mueller's original statement, Nathan Bedford (James Best), knows more than he will say, which frustrates Sgt. Sweet's quest for the truth. Written by richardann
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EnglishRelease Date:
26 November 1991 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Covington, Georgia, USACompany Credits
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Words and Music by William J. Royce
Performed by Bobby Short
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The retired sheriff is named Nathan Bedford, quite possibly as a nod to Nathan Bedford Forrest who was the first Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan. See more »Soundtracks
"Sweet, Sweet Blues"Words and Music by William J. Royce
Performed by Bobby Short
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