John Lee Hooker - Burnin'

Year: 1962
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 31:16
Size: 72,8 MB
Styles: Blues
Scans: Front, back (LP replica)

1. Boom Boom (2:29)
2. Process (3:36)
3. I Lost A Good Girl (2:51)
4. A New Leaf (2:28)
5. Blues Before Sunrise (3:49)
6. Let's Make It (2:20)
7. I Got A Letter (2:41)
8. Thelma (3:28)
9. Drug Store Woman (2:43)
10. Keep Your Hands To Yourself (2:18)
11. What Do You Say (2:26)

This collection of eleven dark-hued, smoldering pieces in Hooker's most understated manner is a worthy follow-up to his previous Vee Jay album, The Folklore of John Lee Hooker, described by Record Research critic Barry Hansen as the finest blues LP to have come out of Chicago in the past several years.

With Hooker's assured, relaxed, powerful singing and the effective small group accompaniments (the most sensitive he's ever recieved, it seems to me) contained herein, this album is perhaps an even better evocation of the art of John Lee Hooker. /Excerpt from the original LP liner notes by John W. Peters.

Burnin' mc
Burnin' zippy

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