John Lee Hooker - Sings Blues [LP] VG+

Name: John Lee Hooker - Sings Blues [LP] VG+
Brand: Ember Records
SKU: 3258944366
Price: 190.00 GBP
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John Lee Hooker - Sings Blues [LP] VG+

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Format: LP
Catalogue No: EMB 3356
Label: Ember Records
Genre: Blues, Folk World & Country
Style:
Released: 1964 UK
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Product Review:
Advance Test Pressing - hand written Ember labels from 1964. EX/EX.

John Lee Hooker's *Sings Blues* collects recordings cut in 1948/49 in Detroit, in the back room of a record shop. Contracted to Modern at the time, Hooker recorded this session for King Records under the alias Texas Slim. The 1964 UK Ember pressing presents these early sides -- raw Delta-rooted blues including "I'm Gonna Kill That Woman" and "Wandering Blues" -- in stereomonic enhanced mono.

Release ID: 3895992

Track List:

A1. Wandering Blues
A2. I'm Gonna Kill That Woman
A3. Heart Trouble Blues
A4. Don't You Remember Me
A5. Slim's Stomp
A6. The Numbers
B1. Nightmare Blues
B2. Moaning Blues
B3. Don't Go Baby
B4. Thinking Blues
B5. Late Last Night
B6. Devil's Jump

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John Lee Hooker - Sings Blues [LP] VG+

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