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John Lee Hooker On Campus
LP (Item 572090) Vee Jay, 1964 — Condition: New Copy
Electric blues from John Lee Hooker released in the mid 60s on Vee Jay – all Hooker originals that are riveting and soul shaking as you could hope for. Although it's titled John Lee Hooker On Campus, it's more a reflecting of the time than a literal description of what you'll hear here – the folk and blues revival was in full swing and holding college audiences rapt, but it's not a concert recording, but Hooker in excellent 60s form. Titles include "I'm Leaving", "Love Is A Burning Thing", "Birmingham Blues", "Poor me", "Half A Stranger", "My Grinding Mill" and more. © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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