John Lee Hooker performs "Maudie" at the 1960 Newport Jazz Festival
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2017
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Known to music fans around the world as the “King of the Boogie,” John Lee Hooker endures as one of the true superstars of the blues genre. His work is widely recognized for its impact on modern music - his simple, yet deeply effective songs transcend borders and languages around the globe. Each decade of Hooker’s long career brought a new generation of fans and fresh opportunities for the ever-evolving artist, and he regularly toured and recorded up until his passing in 2001.
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Absolutely fantastic and second to none. True blues! Hooker is just so very talented.
What a brilliant talent. Absolutely stunning and awesome too
I can remember thinking... I got to get Chicago.
fantastic, can't believe i missed this one before today
Yes!!!! Thank you!!!! 1Nation4Life
Not only should this full set be released on dvd but def on cd. Come on! Hope the estate can clear this. JLH with muddys band and the famous guitar muddy borrow for the cover of live at Newport ! Come on!
MUITO BOM
Bill Lee (Spike Lee's father) on the bass.
How does Hooker still manage to look cool in a suit five sizes too big for him?
Cuz is mf og
Love It! Is their a CD of this show?
The best quality copy of the five song set is on the 1994 Charly box set "The Boogie Man" but its very hard to find. They reissued it in 1997 on a CD called "Rare Hooker" but that is even harder to find!
Your best bet if you want to hear the whole thing is to get the very cheap 3-CD set "Trilogy" of which one disc is a clone of "Rare Hooker" :)
Trying to figure out what guitar he used here
Late 1950s epiphone coronado.
@@dontgoout1434 Sharp eye there!
@@dontgoout1434 Epiphone made a Coronado? I thought that was Fender
The guy Neil Young stole his "one note" trick from.
But good song, no doubt about that.