John Lee Hooker - Boom Boom / Drug Store Woman
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Album Details
- Artist: John Lee Hooker
- Album: Boom Boom / Drug Store Woman
- Label: Vee-Jay
- Year of Release: 1962
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on 2011-10-29 CharlesMartel Said:
John Lee Hooker got everywhere. He recorded under more than a dozen different names, for a variety of different labels and as a result has a huge catalogue of music to his name. For a while he also became the white man's favourite black man. He was probably the closest anyone got to becoming commercial mainstream blues music.
Nowhere is this more evident than on "Boom Boom", released relatively late in Hooker's career but no doubt in existence earlier, if not in this exact form. Covered I dont know how many times by artists as diverse as the Yardbirds and the Animals and, I think, John Barry, it is just one of those tracks which remains timeless.
Rating: 6/10



