John Lee Hooker – The Standard School Broadcast Recordings
A long-lost treasure trove of John Lee Hooker recordings is finally seeing the light of day. Taped in 1973 for the award-winning educational radio series The Standard School Broadcast, this collect...
John Lee Hooker – It Serve You Right To Suffer
John Lee Hooker’s iconic 1966 album, It Serve You Right To Suffer, is now available as a premium audiophile reissue in Verve’s Acoustic Sounds Series. Originally released on Impulse! Records,...
John Lee Hooker – The Standard School Broadcast Recordings
A long-lost treasure trove of recordings is finally seeing the light of day. Taped in 1973 for the award-winning educational radio series The Standard School Broadcast, this collection captures H...
John Lee Hooker – The Best of Friends
Features Collaborations with esteemed musicians including Eric Clapton, Ry Cooder, Carlos Santana, Van Morrison, Bonnie Raitt and more… Originally released in 1998, The Best of Friends marks a si...
John Lee Hooker – BEGGININGS (PRE-ORDER)
Celebrating the 75th anniversary of three top 10 R&B singles – “Hobo Blues”, “Hoogie Boogie” and “Crawlin’ King Snake.” This 4-track EP includes the bonus track, “Hastings Stree...
John Lee Hooker – Burning Hell
Recorded in Detroit in April 1959 (during a session that also produced 1960’s The Country Blues of John Lee Hooker), Burning Hell was a stylistic outlier for the artist, who was better known at t...
John Lee Hooker – Boogie Chillen’ 75th Anniversary 7″ Single
This year commemorates the 75th anniversary of the release of John Lee Hooker’s “Boogie Chillen’.” Recorded in Detroit in September, 1948 by Bernard Besman, who operated his own Sensation label, th...
John Lee Hooker – Live At Cafe Au-Go-Go (Black Friday Record Store Day Release)
Step back in time to 1967 for one of blues music’s most legendary performances: LIVE AT CAFE AU-GO-GO. This special recording finds Hooker playing live with The Muddy Waters Blues Band and blues ...
JOHN LEE HOOKER: ONE BOURBON, ONE SCOTCH, ONE BEER
Legendary bluesman John Lee Hooker lived more life in one of his songs than the collective lifetimes of many. Spanning several decades of the American experience, One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer ...
