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John Lee Hooker - The Vee-Jay Sessions (2025)

John Lee Hooker - The Vee-Jay Sessions (2025)

BAND/ARTIST: John Lee Hooker

  • Title: The Vee-Jay Sessions
  • Year Of Release: 2025
  • Label: UMG Recordings, Inc. FP
  • Genre: Blues
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks)
  • Total Time: 4:11:00
  • Total Size: 1.45 GB
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Tracklist:

1. Unfriendly Woman (aka Stop Now) (02:54)
2. Wheel And Deal (02:33)
3. Mambo Chillun (02:48)
4. Time Is Marching (02:59)
5. I'm So Worried Baby (03:13)
6. Dimples (02:13)
7. Every Night (02:59)
8. The Road Is So Rough (aka When I Started Hoboing) (03:03)
9. Trouble Blues (02:46)
10. Stop Talking (02:12)
11. Everybody's Rockin' (02:41)
12. I'm So Excited (02:54)
13. I See You When You're Weak (02:54)
14. Crawlin' Black Spider (aka Mean Old Snake) (02:45)
15. Little Wheel (02:36)
16. Little Fine Woman (02:27)
17. Rosie Mae (aka Nothing but Trouble) (02:47)
18. You Can Lead Me Baby (aka Lead Me On) (02:47)
19. I Love You Honey (02:34)
20. You've Taken My Woman (02:31)
21. Mama, You Got a Daughter (02:36)
22. Maudie (02:20)
23. I'm In The Mood (02:45)
24. Hobo Blues (02:50)
25. Crawlin' King Snake (02:41)
26. No Shoes (02:26)
27. I Wanna Walk (02:14)
28. Canal Street Blues (02:54)
29. Run On (02:11)
30. I'm A Stranger (02:41)
31. Whiskey And Wimmen (02:58)
32. Solid Sender (02:34)
33. Sunny Land (02:29)
34. Goin' To California (02:23)
35. I Can't Believe (02:50)
36. I'll Know Tonight (02:40)
37. Dusty Road (02:18)
38. I'm Mad Again (02:40)
39. I'm Going Upstairs (02:55)
40. Want Ad Blues (02:16)
41. Five Long Years (03:38)
42. I Like To See You Walk (02:54)
43. Hard-Headed Woman (02:30)
44. Wednesday Evening Blues (03:58)
45. Take Me As I Am (03:01)
46. My First Wife Left Me (03:33)
47. You're Looking Good Tonight (02:55)
48. Boom Boom (02:31)
49. Process (03:48)
50. Lost A Good Girl (02:51)
51. A New Leaf (02:30)
52. Blues Before Sunrise (03:49)
53. Let's Make It (02:27)
54. I Got A Letter (This Morning) (02:44)
55. Thelma (03:31)
56. Drug Store Woman (02:47)
57. Keep Your Hands To Yourself (She's Mine) (02:10)
58. What Do You Say (02:27)
59. San Francisco (02:46)
60. Take A Look At Yourself (02:48)
61. Send Me Your Pillow (02:25)
62. She Shot Me Down (02:50)
63. I Love Her (02:14)
64. Old Time Shimmy (02:21)
65. You Know I Love You (01:56)
66. Big Soul (02:09)
67. Good Rockin' Mama (02:28)
68. Onions (02:10)
69. No One Told Me (People Are Talking) (02:08)
70. I'm Leaving (02:14)
71. Love Is A Burning Thing (02:39)
72. Birmingham Blues (02:54)
73. I Want To Shout (02:25)
74. Don't Look Back (02:56)
75. I Want To Hug You (02:42)
76. Poor Me (03:11)
77. I Want To Ramble (02:29)
78. Half A Stranger (04:24)
79. My Grinding Mill (03:11)
80. Bottle Up And Go (02:27)
81. One Way Ticket (03:27)
82. New Sally Mae (03:36)
83. You're Baby Ain't Sweet Like Mine (02:37)
84. She's Long She's Tall (02:28)
85. You're Mellow (04:09)
86. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (02:33)
87. Flowers On The Hour (02:38)
88. It Serves Me Right (03:36)
89. You Ain't No Big Thing Baby (04:10)
90. You Can Run Baby (02:59)

John Lee Hooker was the king of the endless boogie, a globally cherished bluesman whose droning, hypnotic, one-chord grooves were driving, primitive, and timeless. During a 50-year career, he melded regional sounds from the Delta, Detroit, and Chicago in a trademark, oft-imitated approach. From the late 1940s until 1969, he cut more than 100 singles for labels such as Modern, Chess, Federal, Atco, and Vee-Jay, including hits such as "I'm in the Mood," "Hobo Blues," "Boogie Chillen," "Crawling Kingsnake," and "Boom Boom." In 1966 he resurrected and reinvented the '50s R&B hit "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" and made it his own. He spent most of the '70s and '80s touring. 1989's The Healer initiated a charting, award-winning, five-album run of Hooker recording new songs and revisioning some of his classics backed by well-known contemporary guests. His commercial success led to Mr. Lucky in 1991, 1995's Chill Out, and 1997's Don't Look Back, a multi-Grammy-winning, album-length collaboration with Van Morrison.



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  • mufty77
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Many thanks.