John Lee Hooker Boom Boom: Vee-Jay Singles 1959-1962 Import LP (Vinyl)

More Essential Great Blues Joints On Vinyl LP!
Limited To 500 Copies!

Following stints with Modern and Chess, legendary blues man John Lee Hooker joined forces with the esteemed Vee-Jay label out of Chicago in 1955. For the next 7 years Hooker cut some of the most explosive and legendary blues sides of his career and solidified his position as one of the greatest performers of the electric blues era. By the 1960s the folk and blues revival would make international stars of many blues performers but at the time of these Vee-Jay recordings this was music made by African-Americans mostly for the African-American market, from Chicago to the South to Los Angeles and New York and points between, and Vee-Jay was one of the first and most successful African-American owned record labels.

While many of his earlier sides featured only Hooker on guitar and vocals, his Vee-Jay sides feature a full rocking rhythm section. Essential sides from one of the all-time greatest American performers of the 20th century. This second volume spans the years 1959-1962 and includes classics like "Boom Boom", "Want Ad Blues", and 16 more great Hooker blues joints.

Features:
• Vinyl LP
• Limited To 500 Copies
• Import

Selections:
Side A:
1. Hobo Blues
2. Crawlin' Kingsnake
3. No Shoes
4. Solid Sender
5. Dusty Road
6. Tupelo
7. I'm Mad Again
8. I'm Going Upstairs
9. Want Ad Blues
10. Take Me As I Am
Side B:
1. Boom Boom
2. Let's Make It
3. Drugstore Woman
4. She's Mine
5. Whiskey And Wimmen
6. The Hobo
7. I'll Know Tonight
8. Blues Before Sunrise

All tracks originally released as singles on the Vee-Jay label between 1958 and 1962