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John Lee Hooker -
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John Lee Hooker is the most elemental of the electric
blues giants. His spooky musical minimalism--plaintive
yet powerful vocals coupled with guitar work alternately haunting and toe-tapping--has inspired countless
artists, from contemporaries like Slim Harpo to
acolytes the Rolling Stones. Few, however, can
summon up the inexplicable erotic charge at the
heart of Hooker's best performances.
The patented "boogie" rhythm upon which
seemingly every blues-rock and hard rock band of the
1970s wrought variations was virtually invented by Hooker. One of the
most-recorded post-war bluesmen, Hooker released
records on countless labels, working much of the time in Detroit and Chicago. He kept working well into
his eighties, his style growing ever more refined and
penetrating.
01. Boom Boom
02. This Is Hip
03. Big Legs, Tight
Skirt
04. House Rent Boogie
05. She's Mine
06. Bottle Up And Go
07.
Crawlin' Black Spider
08. Dimples
09. Maudie
10. No Shoes
11. I'm
Mad Again
12. What Do You Say
13. Don't Look Back
14. Send Me Your
Pillow
15. I'm Going Upstairs
16. I Love You Honey