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Highway Blues
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Never Satisfied
03:00
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Howlin' Wolf
02:38
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Queen Bee
02:35
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Hoogie Boogie
02:57
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Boogie Chillen
03:09
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Crawling King Snake
03:00
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Graveyard Blues
03:14
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Notoriety Woman
03:09
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Going On Highway 51
02:30
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Don't Go Baby
03:12
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John Lee Hooker Clarksdale, Missouri
John Lee Hooker is the most down-home of the major post-war blues figures, “a most authentic singer of the way-back, close-to-the-soil kind of blues,” as Orrin Keepnews commented.
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