Hooker, John Lee - The Real Folk Blues (Chess Acoustic Sounds Series) (180 Gram Vinyl) MGMT

Hooker, John Lee - The Real Folk Blues (Chess Acoustic Sounds Series) (180 Gram Vinyl) MGMTIn the mid 1960s, Chess Records released a series of The Real Folk Blues albums that compiled singles from the careers of some of it's greatest artists. John Lee Hooker's The Real Folk Blues differed from many of the other compilations as it featured newly recorded sessions for the label. These legendary 1966 recordings capture the essence of his signature sound and approach to the blues. Standout tracks include "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer,"

7- Why I Sing The Blues (9:20)

as one of today's most exciting rock bands

It is an important album in the band's discography and has continued to gain significance as their story has become more widely known

Christmas Time Is Here (Vocal)

like a powerful animal

It was nice to be with people

Johnson reaches back to 19th-century wartime on "Someone to Weep for Me" to empathize with someone else descended from "a long line of nobodies

and then turned to fellow Aretha-nut Dirk Powell and said

when Scott began playing solo shows under the name Frightened Rabbit

The holiday special was written and created by Charles Schulz

cross-hairs trained on his very own heart

this soundtrack is a must-have addition to any music collection