1999 Issue
Blues
Just an outstanding blues LP. I've played this for just about everyone of my friends and family and they all love it. I've got the original pressing and some of these tracks have superb clarity, especially the ones where JLH is without the band: Hobo Blues, Boogie Chillun, I'm in the Mood, and Crawlin King Snake. Shows how good those old Neumann U47 microphones are. Dimples is a classic, heck, MOST of these are classics. A true blues shaman!
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Born near Clarksdale, Mississippi in 1917 to a sharecropper family, John Lee Hooker was one of the last links to the blues of the deep South. He moved to Detroit in the early 1940's and by 1948 had scored his first number-one jukebox hit and million-seller, "Boogie Chillun." Other hits soon followed, "I'm In The Mood," "Crawling Kingsnake," and "Boom Boom" among the biggest. During the 1950s and '60s, Vee Jay Records released a remarkable string of more than 100 of John Lee's songs.
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A1. Dimples
A2. Hobo Blues
A3. I'm So Excited
A4. I Love You Honey
A5. Boogie Chillun'
A6. Little Wheel
B1. I'm In The Mood
B2. Maudie
B3. Crawlin' King Snake
B4. Every Night
B5. Time Is Marching
B6. Baby Lee
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