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Stomp Boogie
03:09
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Black Man Blues
03:31
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Helpless Blues
03:40
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Goin' Mad Blues
03:46
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Morning Blues
02:46
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Rock 'N' Roll
02:40
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No Friend Around
02:55
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Low Down Midnight Blues
03:37
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House Rent Blues
02:44
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Wandering Blues
02:59
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Landing Blues
03:29
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My Baby's Got Something
02:51
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Do the Boogie
03:14
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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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