John Lee Hooker |
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Current: | Beat Goes On CD 39 (BGOCD39, 1995, U.K.) | |||
Current: | MCA Records CD 11537 (MCAD-11537, 1996) Live at the Cafe au Go-Go (and Soledad Prison) | |||
Original Release: | ABC-Bluesway LP 6002 (BLS 6002, 1967) | |||
Specifications: | 1 disc, 8/13 tracks, duration approx. 36 minutes and 68 minutes respectively, Stereo | |||
Recorded: | Live at the Cafe au Go-Go, New York City, August 30th, 1966 (except 09 - 13, Live at Soledad Prison, June 11th, 1972) | |||
Tracks: | 01. | I'm Bad Like Jesse
James [05:31] Bluesway LP 6002 |
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02. | She's Long, She's
Tall (She Weeps Like a Willow Tree) [03:31] Bluesway LP 6002 |
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03. | When My First Wife Left Me [04:10] Bluesway LP 6002 |
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04. | Heartaches and
Misery [05:24] Bluesway LP 6002 |
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05. | One Bourbon, One
Scotch and One Beer [04:31] Bluesway LP 6002 |
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06. | I Don't Want No
Trouble [04:22] Bluesway LP 6002 |
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07. | I'll Never Get Out
of These Blues Alive [04:50] Bluesway LP 6002 |
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08. | Seven Days [04:08] Bluesway LP 6002 |
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Bonus Tracks (MCA) | ||||
09. | What's the Matter
Baby [03:48] ABC LP 761 |
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10. | Lucille [06:44] ABC LP 761 |
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11. | Boogie Everywhere I
Go [09:02] ABC LP 761 |
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12. | Serve Me Right to
Suffer [07:19] ABC LP 761 |
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13. | Bang Bang Bang Bang [04:28] ABC LP 761 |
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References: | ABC-Bluesway LP
6002 Live at the Cafe au
Go-Go (BLS 6002, 1967) ABC LP 761 Live at Soledad Prison (1972) |
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Personnel: | John Lee Hooker vocals; guitar Otis Spann piano Muddy Waters, Sammy Lawhorn, Luther Johnson guitars Mac Arnold bass Francis Clay drums Produced by Bob
Thiele All songs written by John Lee Hooker Cover painting & design by Byron Goto/Henry Epstein MCA reissue produced by Andy McKaie
John Lee Hooker vocals; guitar Produced by Ed Michel |
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Notes: | Harmonicist George Smith is often credited with playing on the Live at the Cafe au Go-Go tracks, but is inaudible. My brain is now a
sort of frazzled sausage type creation, after trying to make out harmonica on some of the
quieter passages, so don't buy it if you're a George Smith fan, unless
you're a Hooker fan, too. In the draft copy of the Hooker entry in Blues Records 1943-1970 that I'm using as a reference, Les Fancourt claims that the Live at the Cafe au Go-Go tracks are not in fact live (presumably with the audience noise being overdubbed), but I haven't seen any evidence elsewhere to substantiate this yet. The Live at Soledad Prison tracks are all but the first two tracks, namely Superlover and I'm Your Crosscut Saw, from the original album. The omitted tracks do not feature John Lee Hooker on vocals, instead featuring John Lee Hooker Jnr. on vocals. |
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Online: | RealAudio 01-13: Tunes.COM | |||
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INFORMATION SOURCES | ||
Cover: | Borrowed from Tunes.COM | |
Details: | Most of the information gleaned from my MCA CD, and looking at the BGO CD in a shop. Some information from Les Fancourt's work. |