8 thoughts on “ Im Leavin - John Lee Hooker - The Early Years (CD) ”

1. This is the second disc from Tomato Records' two-CD set called Early Years, which spans John Lee Hooker 's work with Vee-Jay Records. These sessions are as close to the commercial mainstream as this throwback bluesman ever got, which means he wasn't close at 6/

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2. The first CD largely showcases Hooker with just his acoustic guitar. Stylistically the tone of the tracks is very similar to that of the "secret" recordings he made as Texas Slim and Birmingham Sam, although minus some of the darkness and ferocity/5(6).

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3. Oct 06,  · Check out King Of The Boogie by John Lee Hooker on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on bhojicmyacepcienalpakomprarodmabin.coinfo(20).

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4. Oct 06,  · john lee hooker king of the boogie in buchformat mit 5 cd, das ist alles was man von bis in die er jahre von ihm hören will und richtig gut hören kann. glasklarer sound als studio und live aufnahmen. absolutes muss in jeder sammlung!!!/5(20).

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5. ReviewJohn Lee Hooker was one of the greatest figures to rise from post-war blues, but he always stood out from other artists in the genre. The minimalism of his style drew a clear line from the pioneering figures of Delta blues, but the hypnotic insistence of his song structures and the.

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6. Leaving, going back down the line Leaving, going back down the line You don't treat me right, baby Going to Tennessee Tennessee, here I come Tennessee, that's my home--going back Tennessee I'm cutting out, cutting out, baby, cutting out This morning, baby, oh yeah Going home, cutting out, oh yeah Now, baby, you give me a normal line of Jive You told me you'll always be my friend I brought you.

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7. John Lee Hooker - Early Years CD. More by John Lee Hooker. CD For Sale Backorder. Add to WishList: Email Me When Available: Also send emails for our other sales: I'm Leavin: 5: Good Rockin' Mamma: Additional Track Information Early Years album for sale: 6: Dusty Road [Different Version] 7.

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8. John Lee Hooker was an active recording artist for roughly 50 years -- active in that not only did he record steadily, but he actively jumped from label to label, recording for seemingly every label, big or small, from such legendary imprints as Modern, Savoy, Chess, Vee-Jay, Impulse and Riverside, to such smaller outfits as Eagle, Sensation, Staff, Guest Star and Pausa.

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