John Lee Hooker-blues-the king. + Informações

Live 1965 At American Folk Blues Festival. + Informações

Welcome to da Boom Boom Room!THE GRAND GRAND DADDY OF DA BLUES!Blasting out his famous number Boom Boom here on the BBC in the early and swinging sixties!Weapon of choice here...an unidentifiable Epiphone archtop that bears an uncanny resemblance with the modern day Epi Broadway...RIP John!. + Informações

Aula Der Universitat Salzberg, Germany 6/18/76. + Informações

with Roy Rogers in concert 1992 Berkely. JLH is my favorite blues guitar and voice. I hope you enjoy too. + Informações

Boom Boom. + Informações

mussica:burning hell cantor:john lee hooker. + Informações

the video was taken in the 1960's. + Informações

Great Jam Session!. + Informações

john lee hooker & carlos santana - chill out. + Informações

"Tupelo" is classic blues song performed by John Lee Hooker, also known as "Black Water Blues", released at "Chill Out" album in 1995.. + Informações

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Great Blues Man, Great Blues Music. "John Lee Hooker was an influential American post-war blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter born in Coahoma County near Clarksdale, Mississippi. From a musical family, he was a cousin of Earl Hooker. John was also influenced by his stepfather, a local blues guitarist, who learned in Shreveport, Louisiana to play a droning, one-chord blues that was strikingly different from the Delta blues of the time. John developed a half-spoken style that was his trademark. Though, similar to the early Delta blues, his music was rhythmically free. His best known songs include "Boogie Chillen" (1948) and "Boom Boom" (1962)". + Informações

John Lee Hooker and Bonnie Raitt perform "I'm In The Mood." From the DVD "John Lee Hooker & Friends 1984-92." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

another one of JL Hooker's great song's, enjoy :). + Informações

John Lee Hooker. + Informações

1989 live Beacon Theater. + Informações

The '92 version. Superb!. + Informações

Ce rock là durait 10 minutes. + Informações

Another "ugly fan made" edition by me. Here's the Roadhouse Blues version from the Doors' tribute album "Stoned Immaculate". And this was the last song who recorded John Lee Hooker -that great blues man- before he passed away in 2001. This version is a new recording of the song done in 2000 using a non-used JIm's vocal from the Morrison Hotel sessions. Credits for this version : Jim Morrison - vocals John Lee Hooker - vocals Ray Manzarek - piano, backing vocals Robbie Krieger - guitar, backing vocals John Densmore - backing vocals Flea - bass DJ Bonebrake - drums Juke Logan - harmonica Ralph Sall - backing vocals Gregg Arreguin - rhythm guitar INFO: en.wikipedia.org John Lee Hooker says in the book of the album: "It's a good song, it fits my groove pretty good. It's kinda like John Lee Hooker. I think they got a lot of influence from me. I think is so JOHN LEE HOOKER. I love The Doors and everything they did. It's too bad I didn't get to know them. They were pretty hot and they was a fine group and they did a good job on my song "Crawling King Snake", everybody like them incluiding me".. + Informações

John Lee Hooker - The Boogie King. + Informações

I love the way you walk I love the way you walk I'm crazy 'bout your walk I love the way you walk You my babe, I got my eyes on you I like the way you switch I like the way you switch I like the way you switch I like the way you switch You my babe, I got my eyes on you You got dimples in your jaw You got dimples in your jaw You got dimples in your jaw You got dimples in your jaw You my babe, I got my eyes on you Well I see you every day Well I see you every day If you need to look Well I see you every day Well I see you every day You my babe, I got my eyes on you. + Informações

Blues legend John Lee Hooker performs "Maudie" and "Tupelo, Mississippi" in this clip from 1960. From the DVD "John Lee Hooker: Rare Performances 1960-84." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

music video from Mr John Lee Hooker. + Informações