Disco de John Lee Hooker: «Very Best of the King of Blues Guitar»

Información del disco

Título:Very Best of the King of Blues Guitar
Fecha de publicación:2008-03-04
Tipo:Audio CD
Sello discográfico:INRZ
UPC:698458540126

Contenido

1 - 1 Boogie Chillunimg 2:44
1 - 2 I'm In The Moodimg 2:40
1 - 3Like A Woman
1 - 4 Crawlin' King Snakeimg 2:50
1 - 5Helpless Blues
1 - 6Sally Mae
1 - 7Goin' Mad Blues
1 - 8 Moanin' Bluesimg 3:16
1 - 9 Hobo Bluesimg 2:53
1 - 10Landing Blues
1 - 11Lowdown Midnite Boogie
1 - 12Mercy Blues
1 - 13Good Business
1 - 14Tuesday Evening
1 - 15Do The Boogie
2 - 1 Boom Boomimg 2:31
2 - 2 Dimplesimg 2:14
2 - 3Mambo Chillun
2 - 4 This Is Hipimg 2:30
2 - 5 Little Wheelimg 2:35
2 - 6 I Love You Honeyimg 2:38
2 - 7 I'm Going Upstairsimg 2:55
2 - 8 Send Me Your Pillowimg 2:27
2 - 9 Big Legs, Tight Skirtimg 2:17
2 - 10 Want Ad Bluesimg 2:16
2 - 11Bottle Up & Go
2 - 12Mama, You Got A Daughter
2 - 13 Dusty Roadimg 2:21
2 - 14 She's Mine (Keep Your Hands To Yourself)img 2:13
2 - 15I Want To Shout
3 - 1 Serves Me Right To Sufferimg 6:28
3 - 2 I'm Mad Againimg 2:37
3 - 3 Don't Look Backimg 6:42
3 - 4 Baby Leeimg 3:06
3 - 5 Tupeloimg 5:00
3 - 6Onions
3 - 7I See You When You're Weak
3 - 8 Solid Senderimg 2:35
3 - 9 Frisco Bluesimg 3:49
3 - 10 My First Wife Left Meimg 3:34
3 - 11 I'm So Excitedimg 2:47
3 - 12 Five Long Yearsimg 3:37
3 - 13 No Shoesimg 2:25
3 - 14 Birmingham Bluesimg 2:54
3 - 15Time Is Marching

Análisis - Product Description

2008 three CD set. Best known for his duets with a star studded cast of friends on his albums The Healer and Mr Lucky, this new compilation shows why those friends (Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt and Carlos Santana) worshipped John Lee Hooker as one of the greatest ever bluesman in the first place. Featuring everything from blistering boogies to ballads from the heart, this collection presents classic Hooker recordings from the 1940s to the 1960s. Disc One features blistering boogies and Blues from his early years including the groundbreaking 'Boogie Chillun'. Disc Two traces the way his boogie gained momentum, playing a significant part in the 1960s Rock revolution. Disc Three perfectly illustrates how Hooker straddled the divide between the urban R&B sound and downtown Delta Blues. 45 tracks. Intro.