The deep, rolling roots of blues
A powerful performance in which John Lee Hooker returns to his roots.
Hooker's rhythm guitar and unique narrative style shine through. Though the arrangement is simple, the blues spirit that resides deep within the sound is overwhelming. Here you will find a "dark poetry" that resonates across the ages.
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A:
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1)
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The Journey
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2)
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I Don't Want Your Money
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3)
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Hey, Baby
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4)
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Mad Man Blues
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5)
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Bluebird
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6)
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Worried Life Blues
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7)
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Baby, You Ain't No Good
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B:
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1)
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Apologize
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2)
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Lonely Boy Boogie
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3)
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Please Don't Go
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4)
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Dreamin' Blues
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5)
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Hey Boogie
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6)
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Just Me And My Telephone
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7)
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The Road Is So Rough
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