John Lee Hooker - The Charcot Sessions - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Blues
- Description: 2 Disc Set. Discover the complete October 1969 recordings from Studio Charcot in Paris, never before released in their entirety. This historic session features John Lee Hooker, accompanied by renowned blues musicians Lowell Fulson, Carey Bell, and S. P. Leary, as they craft an electrifying collection of blues and boogie tracks during a one-night-only recording at the iconic French studio. These recordings capture the essence of John Lee Hooker's natural country blues, showcasing why he earned the title of 'The King of Boogie. ' Album Tracks 1. My Name Is Ringing 2. Baby Don't You Want to Go 3. Hey Baby 4. Going Home 5. Things I Tell You to Do 6. I Feel Good 7. Mean Woman Blues 8. We Are Cooking 9. Dazie Mae 10. What's the Matter Baby? 11. Baby Baby 12. Call It the Night 1. Bury My Body 2. Come Back Baby 3. Talk to Your Daughter 4. Bottle of Wine 5. You Move Me 6. I Wanna Dance All Night 7. Baby Don't Do Me Wrong 8. Why Put Me Down? 9. Stand By 10. Roll and Tumble 11. Looking Back Over My Day
- Artist: John Lee Hooker
- Title: The Charcot Sessions
- Format: CD
- Label: Good Time
- Release Date: 01/24/2025
- Genre: Blues
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- Product Name: John Lee Hooker - The Charcot Sessions - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 741869397497
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