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Acoustic Blues Blues Revival Country Blues Delta Blues Detroit Blues Electric Blues Electric Delta Blues Regional Blues. Intimate Organic Brooding Gritty Laid-Back/Mellow Plaintive Reflective Rollicking Rousing Wry Yearning Earthy. Dealin' from the Bottom. 5. Get Your Mind Out of the Gutter.

John Lee Hooker - Late Last Night 03:03 12. John Lee Hooker - Devil's Jump 02:52.

JLH-Sticks McGhee - Highway Of Blues/Sticks McGhee John Lee Hooker - Highway Of Blues. JLH-Sticks McGhee - Highway Of Blues/art/ - . 0. JLH-Sticks McGhee - Highway Of Blues/art/FRONT. JLH-Sticks McGhee - Highway Of Blues/art/COVER. JLH-Sticks McGhee - Highway Of Blues/art/lp-2. JLH-Sticks McGhee - Highway Of Blues/art/INLAY. JLH-Sticks McGhee - Highway Of Blues/art/lp-1. Other albums in genre.

Track Titles Sticks McGhee Side: 1. WHISKEY, WOMEN AND LOADED DICE (Sticks McGhee) 2. SAD, BAD, GLAD (Sticks McGhee) 3. HEAD HAPPY WITH WINE (Freed-Mann-Glover) 4. DEALIN' FROM THE BOTTOM (Sticks McGhee) 5. GET YOUR MIND OUT OF THE GUTTER (Sticks McGhee) 6. JUNGLE JUICE (Sticks McGhee). John Lee Hooker Side: 1. NIGHTMARE BLUES (John Lee Hooker) 2. MOANING BLUES (John Lee Hooker) 3. DON'T GO BABY (John Lee Hooker) 4. THINKING BLUES (John Lee Hooker) 5. LATE LAST NIGHT (John Lee Hooker) 6. DEVIL'S JUMP (John Lee Hooker).

Chess International Blues Series N. Through decades of recording John Lee Hooker stuck to the Delta blues sound and kept going. Yet there is nothing quite as potent as hearing them sung by their creator. Many DVD players can be made multi region compatible quite easily.

24 Sep 2009 · 21 tracks. Sticks McGhee, Volume 2: 1951-1960, and the Complete Recorded Works of John Hogg, Stormy Herman, Square Walton and Levi Seabury. Stick McGhee, John Hogg, Stormy Herman, Square Walton, Levi Seabury.

John Lee Hooker (August 22, 1917 – June 21, 2001) was an American blues singer, songwriter and guitarist. Hooker often incorporated other elements, including talking blues and early North Mississippi Hill country blues. He developed his own driving-rhythm boogie style, distinct from the 1930s–1940s piano-derived boogie-woogie style  . On Campus released: 1963. Sticks McGhee & John Lee Hooker: Highway of Blues released: 1959. Volume One released: John Lee Hooker released

JOHN LEE HOOKER, STICKS McGHEE -Highway Of The Blues Vinyl LP-Brand New-Stil. John Lee Hooker represents the Mississippi blues in its purest form, and that is a mighty powerful form of communication. And the way I play it, they can feel i. As music historian Larry Cohn, elaborated, 'He shouts, growls and squeezes all that is possible out of every nuance.