Hooker, John Lee: The Standard School Broadcast Recordings
Hooker, John Lee: The Standard School Broadcast Recordings
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Hooker, John Lee
Label: BMG
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4050538913019
Genre: Blues
Vinyl LP pressing. Once considered a long-lost studio recording from John Lee Hooker, The Standard School Broadcast Recordings is the first commercial release of a rare 1973 fully electric blues band recording. Performed direct-to-tape at Coast Recorders in San Francisco, the session captures Hooker at a tumultuous and deeply transformative time of his career, accompanied by his reliable standby rhythm section of bassist Gino Skaggs and drummer Ken Swank, plus Hooker's pianist son Robert. Syphoned off to feature only a brief interview and snippets of songs in it's initial scholastic run, this collection showcases the entire recording session, including expanded liner notes from the preeminent Hooker scholar Charles Shaar Murray. It's a wildly intimate and scorchingly beautiful collection of Hooker at his most raw - the blues as high art.
Tracks:
1.1 Bad Boy
1.2 Hard Times
1.3 Rock with Me
2.1 Should Have Been Gone
2.2 I Hate the Day I Was Born
2.3 When My First Wife Left Me / Hobo Blues
