JOHN LEE HOOKER
John Lee Hooker (22 de agosto de 1917 — 21 de junho de 2001) foi um influente cantor e guitarrista de blues norte-americano, nascido no condado de Coahoma próximo a Clarksdale, Mississipi. Foi considerado o 35º melhor guitarrista de todos os tempos pela revista norte-americana Rolling Stone. Wikipedia
Álbuns
FREE BEER AND CHICKEN (1974)
01. Make It Funky
02. Five Long Years
03. 713 Blues
04. 714 Blues
05. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
06. Homework
07. Bluebird
08. Sittin´On Top Of The World
09. (You’ll Never Amount To Anything If You Don’t Go To) Collage (A Fortuitous Concatenation Of Events)
– I Know How To Rock
– Nothin’ But The Best
– The Scratch
– Sally Mae
CHARLY BLUES MASTERWORKS VOL.7 – JOHN LEE HOOKER: THIS IS HIP (1992)
01. Dimples
02. Every Night
03. Little Wheel
04. Maudie
05. I’m In The Mood
06. Boogie Chillun
07. Hobo Blues
08. Crawlin’ King Snake
09. Solid Sender
10. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (Tradicional)
11. Boom Boom
12. This Is Hip
13. Big Legs, Tight Skirt
14. It Serves Me Right To Suffer
THE BEST OF JOHN LEE HOOKER (1994)
01. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
(Recorded in October 1966)
02. Never Get Out Of These Blues Alive (feat. Van Morrison)
(Produced in 1972)
03. Mr Lucky (Al Smith)
(Produced in 1967)
04. I’m Bad Like Jesse James
(Live Recording, Produced in 1966)
05. Bluebird
(Produced in 1974)
06. Shake It Baby
(Recorded in 1966)
07. It Serves You Right To Suffer
(Recorded in 1966)
08. Bang Bang Bang Bang
(Produced in 1969)
09. Think Twice Before You Go (Al Smith)
(Produced in 1967)
10. Tantilizing With The Blues
(Recorded in 1968, Original Title: “Simply The Truth”)
11. Peace Loving Man (Ft. Eddie Burns, Fred Below, Lafayette)
(From The Session in May 1966)
12. Stella Mae (Ft. Eddie Burns, Fred Below, Lafayette)
(Recorded in May ’66)
13. I Put My Trust In You
(Recorded in May ’66)
14. The Waterfront
(Recorded in 1966)
15. I Can’t Quit You (Willie Dixon)
(Recorded in May 1966)
16. This Land Is Nobody’s Land
(Recorded in May 1966)
17. Mad Man Blues
(Recorded Detroit in 1950, In Solo)
18. Apologize
(Recorded Detroit in 1952)
19. I’m In The Mood (Al Smith)
(From The Mammoth May ’66 Session)