#johnleehooker

[xabiramone]

[dustinreidmusic]

First ever film of John Lee Hooker.

[x-rod]

#blues #classiccars #johnleehooker https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp58oYjvjDj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[newplaces2drown]

Haven’t bought anything for myself in a long time, so it was nice to get some new records and books. Some of these were gifts from great friends.

[peteschmidtblues-blog]

John Lee Hooker Boogie Rhythm | 12 Bar Blues Guitar Riff In E

[drakre52]

Ode to the Blues Morphinghttps://www.facebook.com/Drakre52/videos/756562477804671/

Music Karpa ║ Drakre52 Film

[biographyonair]

Who was John Lee Hooker?

#biographyonair #JohnLeeHooker #singer

John Lee Hooker was a famous American singer, songwriter, and guitarist. John Lee Hooker was a singer who released songs in the Blues genre.

[linda-from-the-bird-site]

@neil-gaiman after a lengthy hospital stay then recuperation, then finding the packing box I’d put it into, I’ve finally found the energy to find your book! It’ll be in the post to you tomorrow!!

[rockmusicassoc]

25 Songs to Rock Away The Holiday: John Lee Hooker "Blues for Christmas", 1961, John Lee doesn’t bring the jingle, just a request for Santa, and a whole lotta guitar fire. #JohnLeeHooker #25SongsToRockAwayTheHoliday 12/11

[nityarawal]

John Lee Hooker - "Frisco Blues"

"Frisco Blues," @johnleehooker

https://youtu.be/XsBAKqBQH_U?si=uXvXLtCUTaMOqTE3 #SongOfTheNight1 #SOTN1 #FriscoBlues #JohnLeeHooker

[alexlafayettedigitalcreator]

#AlexOLoughlin

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[xabiramone]

[rocknrolldays]

Chill Out

On this piece of gold, the Chill Out album John Lee Hooker is joined, by Carlos Santana, Booker T, Van Morrison, Booker T Jones, Chester Thompson, and others. 🎸 🎶

Have all these guys on the album is amazing. Hope you enjoy the title track as much as I do! 🔥

#johnleehooker #santana

[thejoyofviolentmovement]

Throwback: Happy 107th Birthday, John Lee Hooker!

Throwback: Happy 107th Birthday, John Lee Hooker! @johnLeeHooker

August is a very busy month in music history: MTV was launched 43 years ago on August 1 Coolio was born on this day 61 years ago on August 1 Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott celebrated his 65th birthday on August 1 Public Enemy‘s Chuck D. celebrated his 64th birthday on August 1 Butch Vig celebrated his 69th birthday on August 1 Echo and the Bunnymen‘s first dummer Pete de Freitas was born…

[elizaneals]

Check this out 👀Live performance reviews! 💪🏽❤️Standout performances from #BriggsFarmBluesFestival #LutherDickinson and #Detroit #bluesrock⭐️ Eliza Neals 🤩 thank you #Rockandbluesmuse and #NoDepression #Magazines for the mentions ! NO DEPRESSION "Now in its 27th year, the Briggs Farm Blues Festival is held on a 440-acre farm and presents, as its name implies, blues-oriented music on two stages. The #MainStage features the better known, farther-reaching acts, which this year included #TheNorthMississippiAllstars, #DuaneBetts & Palmetto Motel, and #UncleLucius. The #BackPorchstage features those playing the blues in a more traditional manner, such as Delta-born #LonnieShields, who made his 19th appearance at the fest. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💪🏽 Some of the buzzed-about highlights: When Allstars’ guitar wizard Luther Dickinson switched to bass, permitting bandmate Chris Chew to shine on #BobDylan’s “Gotta Serve Somebody” and #BBKing’s “Why I Sing the Blues;” and #Detroit’s #ElizaNeals’ cover of #EttaJames’ “I’d Rather Go Blind” and #JohnLeeHooker’s “Boom Boom Boom.” It was quite a fest, and Jim Gavenus was there with his camera." https://www.nodepression.com/through-the-lens-woodyfest-and-briggs-farm-blues-festival/ Photo by #JimGavenus _________________________ ROCK & BLUES MUSE "Friday’s Main Stage began with a rousing set from Detroit-based Eliza Neals and her six-piece band that drew a sizable crowd to the front of the stage. Neals worked her way through recent material such as “United We Stand,” Color Crimes,” and “10,000 Feet Below” with a cover of Etta James’ “I’d Rather Go Blind,” the requisite cover of Detroit her, John Lee Hooker’s “Boom Boom Boom” and oft covered “Can’t Find My Way Home” from Blind Faith.” https://www.rockandbluesmuse.com/2024/07/16/review-27th-annual-briggs-farm-blues-festival/ Photo by Tina Pastor Check out some video Here; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L22PgjR8mOA

[zoso418]

Early John Lee Hooker

Early #JohnLeeHooker https://youtu.be/OzUxqmwWYtY via @YouTube #WinsTheInternets #BluesBrothers #Boom