John Lee Hooker - Boogie Chillen' 75th Anniversary
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- 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, the record was subsequently licensed to Modern Records in Los Angeles and officially released on November 3rd, featuring "Sally May" on the B-side.
The record achieved instant success, with estimates suggesting it sold nearly one million copies in 1949. This remarkable achievement firmly established Hooker as one of the most esteemed blues artists of his era.
The original release was a 78rpm single, a format retained in the 2020 reissue, which included "Boogie Chillen’ #2" on the flip side.
Ace Records will release "Boogie Chillen’" and "Boogie Chillen’ #2" as a limited-edition 7" 45rpm single on November 24th. This classic recording still sounds as fresh and rhythmically propulsive as ever. It’s hard to believe that you are listening to just one man with his guitar…
There are classic songs, there are undeniably timeless classics, and then there is "Boogie Chillen’."
Order now: found.ee/Boogi...
AMAZING , BRAVO !
And from that moment, John Lee Hooker became the coolest blues musician in existence !
Always has been always will be
and drums and bass and you got rock n’ roll
@@crazysilly2914 - I don't agree. Nothing against R&R, but with drums & bass, you get a very cool update of JLH's music, with added rhythm & groove (when they knew how to back him, that is) - BUT it's still blues music.
@@snakehips81 yeah traditional blues is just guitar and vocals, rock and roll also has that drum section and bass in it, but the guitar part of rock is heavily inspired by blues guitarists
@@crazysilly2914 - “traditional blues” ? I think you need to learn more about all the sub-genres of blues and their time-lines across the last 100+ years, as they did not all necessarily evolve at the same rates, in the same regions of the USA, nor in the same decades. There is a wide diversity of styles within the blues genre. Bands were forming in at least the 1930’s, and certainly by the 1940’s - way before anything morphed into rock’n’roll.
Respectfully, t’s just not as simple as “traditional blues” turned into R&R
"Let that boy boogie woogie." Yes, all the boys and girls got to let it come out.
Great guitar maestro. Nothing flashy, but raw and true
Joint cover by Hooker & Canned Heat twenty years later clearly shows it's got to come out!
Thank you, Boogie Chillin'
John Lee you were an awesome dude and then some!! I'm so happy that you came in to shop at Ben Turturici's San Carlos, CA. And we became friends.....sweeeeeeet!!
"Let that kid boogie woogie. It's in him and it got to come out."
What a man! Hooks you from the first chord!
If you want to get your blues boogie on, there's nobody better than John Lee to take you there. 🎸🎸🎸
A great song to start my Friday morning after Thanksgiving…
Boogie Woogie!
🎵🎶☮️
An influence on so many guitarists. What a blues music legend. Cheers! ✌️
The riff to John Lee's song Boom Boom song was one of the first blues riffs I learned how to play on guitar. Muddy Waters' Mannish Boy song riff was the first. 🎸🎸🎸
Way way way back in the days of the sound systems in Jamaica. you have the moves to dance this song good old dazes 😂😊
75 anni e non sentirli grande brano di john lee hooker e grande riff chitarristico
❤❤JOHN *LEE * HOOKER ❤❤
Best Bluesman, Great Musician .😊
Very nice Clip 😊
So GREAT! Loved the art, the music and the man!
The original Blues Brother.
Legendary
yeahhhh John !!!!!!!!!
Legends never die.
Boogie woogie goodness 😀❤
Esse é o verdadeiro blues.
Almir/ Bahia/ Brasil 🇧🇷
Rock On
Really, really good!!!😀
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Woooo goodness 🙌🏽
O curandeiro do blues.
I still remember driving the freeways in San Jose and seeing the big blue Mercedes with the license plate "THE HOOK" is was the Hooker himself!!
So goood❤❤🎸🎤🥰
Muito bom🙌♥️💯
❤ Grande John Lee Hooker❤
Discovered this song from a fallout 4 old world boston radio mod heard this playing in galaxy radio had to write the lyrics in the search bar to find this song took me about an hour worth it!
I kept thinking the h was on R and was like, “what the heck is going on here!?! WHO’S JORN!?! Want till the end when I finally s noticed the similarity of the letters and how my mind tricked me there. lol this is great! Love the art!
My King ❤
🤘🏻
Wish I had an accurate count of how many times JLH re-recorded this song.
If I sang the blues that's how I would sound just like John Lee Hooker
Cook with THE HOOK!!!
"I heard Mama and poppa talking" I've wonder who said it first? now I think I might know.
Kansas we GE TT A AMEN 🙏
👂 ❤
47 shoe helps on this.
Booggie woogie
The originator.
🌶🌶🌶🎵🎶❤
Ca.nt imagine
Oh could eye
I have just never been impressed with j l h . Now howling wolf,chester Burnett knew how to lay down a real groove. Basicly j lh just played the same rhythm groove over and over again. Whats the big deal.
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