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John Lee Hooker- House of the Blues

John Lee Hooker- House of the Blues

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Label: DOL

Reissued 2016, Originally released 1959

A reissue of John Lee Hooker's House Of The Blues, originally released in 1959. House Of The Blues collects John Lee Hooker's early 1950s shellac singles for the legendary Chicago blues label Chess Records. Born sometime in the 1910s or early 1920s in rural Mississippi, Hooker moved to Detroit in 1943 to work at the Ford Motor Company and soon began frequenting the city's blues clubs. Hooker recorded for many labels throughout the 1950s but it was with Chess that he cut his most memorable and famous sides. This album is the beginning of that fruitful relationship and features simply Hooker's beautiful blues vocals, raw guitar playing, and foot stomping to keep the beat. There's no more raw and real blues than right here on this here LP.

Track listing:

  1. Walkin the Boogie 2:43
  2. Love Blues 3:00
  3. Union Station Blues (Traditional) 2:58
  4. It S My Own Fault 2:59
  5. Leave My Wife Alone 2:47
  6. Ramblin By Myself 3:21
  7. Baby You Ain't No Good 3:13
  8. Sugar Mama 3:15
  9. Down at the Landing 2:55
  10. Louise 3:04
  11. Ground Hog Blues (Traditional) 2:58
  12. High Priced Woman 2:43
  13. Women and Mo
  14. Bad Boy 3:12
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John Lee Hooker- House of the Blues

John Lee Hooker- House of the Blues

Regular price $9.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $9.99 USD
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Format

Label: DOL

Reissued 2016, Originally released 1959

A reissue of John Lee Hooker's House Of The Blues, originally released in 1959. House Of The Blues collects John Lee Hooker's early 1950s shellac singles for the legendary Chicago blues label Chess Records. Born sometime in the 1910s or early 1920s in rural Mississippi, Hooker moved to Detroit in 1943 to work at the Ford Motor Company and soon began frequenting the city's blues clubs. Hooker recorded for many labels throughout the 1950s but it was with Chess that he cut his most memorable and famous sides. This album is the beginning of that fruitful relationship and features simply Hooker's beautiful blues vocals, raw guitar playing, and foot stomping to keep the beat. There's no more raw and real blues than right here on this here LP.

Track listing:

  1. Walkin the Boogie 2:43
  2. Love Blues 3:00
  3. Union Station Blues (Traditional) 2:58
  4. It S My Own Fault 2:59
  5. Leave My Wife Alone 2:47
  6. Ramblin By Myself 3:21
  7. Baby You Ain't No Good 3:13
  8. Sugar Mama 3:15
  9. Down at the Landing 2:55
  10. Louise 3:04
  11. Ground Hog Blues (Traditional) 2:58
  12. High Priced Woman 2:43
  13. Women and Mo
  14. Bad Boy 3:12
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