Blues Is the HealerJohn Lee Hooker
Release Date: 07/19/2005
Original Release:
2005
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 773393_CD
UPC # 4011222229168
Label: Phantom Records (England)
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Performer: John Lee Hooker
Distributor: Phantom Import Distributi
John Lee Hooker is the most elemental of the electric blues giants. His spooky musical minimalism--plaintive yet powerful vocals coupled with guitar work alternately haunting and toe-tapping--has inspired countless artists, from contemporaries like Slim Harpo to acolytes the Rolling Stones. Few, however, can summon up the inexplicable erotic charge at the heart of Hooker's best performances. The patented "boogie" rhythm upon which seemingly every blues-rock and hard rock band of the 1970s wrought variations was virtually invented by Hooker. One of the most-recorded post-war bluesmen, Hooker released records on countless labels, working much of the time in Detroit and Chicago. He kept working well into his eighties, his style growing ever more refined and penetrating.
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