Burning Hell
John Lee Hooker
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1. Burnin' Hell 3:21 Preview 2. Graveyard Blues 2:47 Preview 3. Baby, Please Don't Go 4:51 Preview 4. Jackson, Tennessee 3:19 Preview 5. You Live Your Life And I'll Live Mine 3:20 Preview 6. Smokestack Lightnin' 3:21 Preview 7. How Can You Do It? 3:29 Preview 8. I Don't Want No Woman If Her Hair Ain't No Longer Than Mine (Short Haired Woman) 3:52 Preview 9. I Rolled And Turned And Cried The Whole Night Long 3:47 Preview 10. Blues For My Baby 3:37 Preview 11. Key To The Highway 3:15 Preview 12. Natchez Fire (Burnin') 3:02 Preview Also available as
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When Riverside Records recorded this John Lee Hooker session in 1959, producer Bill Grauer asked the Mississippi moaner to play acoustic guitar, much in the manner he had years earlier, before coming North, plugging in, and creating “boogie lightnin’.” The result, on which Hooker put his distinct stamp on tunes associated with Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, Lightnin’ Hopkins, and Big Bill Broonzy, as well as a number of his own highly personal compositions, is a country blues classic. It was not, however, issued until 1964--in England only. A rare collector’s item, it now makes its long-overdue appearance.
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