The Best of John Lee Hooker

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Talk That Talk (Spoken Intro) (01:30)

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Dimples (02:19)

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Hobo Blues (02:53)

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Boogie Chillun (02:41)

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Little Wheel (02:43)

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Process (03:51)

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Blues Before Sunrise (03:53)

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Let's Make It (02:38)

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No Shoes (02:30)

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Drug Store Woman (02:51)

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Boom Boom (02:36)

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I'm in the Mood (02:49)

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Maudie (02:28)

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Crawlin' Kingsnake (02:49)

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Tupelo (03:27)

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Whiskey and Wimmen (02:42)

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I'm Goin' Upstairs (03:06)

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Want-ad Blues (02:25)

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Five Long Years (03:51)

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My First Wife Left Me (03:43)

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John Lee Hooker

John Lee Hooker (1917–2001) was an American blues singer-guitarist, a pillar of post-war Detroit blues and electric boogie. Known for hypnotic one-chord vamps, a talking-blues delivery, and signature songs like Boogie Chillen’ and Boom Boom, he influenced generations from Chicago clubs to British rock.
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