Eddie Kirk, an American blues and R&B singer, was active in the mid-20th century. Known for his raw, powerful vocals, Kirk's style was deeply rooted in traditional blues, but he also incorporated elements of rhythm and blues, distinguishing him from his contemporaries. His most notable work, "The Hawg", released in 1963, is considered a classic in the R&B genre. Despite his limited discography, Kirk's distinctive sound has earned him a spot in the annals of American blues and R&B music.