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John Lee Hooker- DON'T TURN ME FROM YOUR DOOR: JOHN LEE HOOKER SINGS HIS BLUES-
- CD- 1963/1992/2012- ATCO Records/Atlantic Recording Corp./WEA International Inc.-
- 081227970147 (WPCR-27583)- 500 grn
DON'T TURN ME FROM YOUR DOOR, subtitled JOHN LEE HOOKER SINGS HIS BLUES, is an album by the blues musician John Lee Hooker, compiling six songs originally recorded for De Luxe Records in 1953 along with six new tunes recorded in 1961. Atco Records released the album in 1963. This is an absolutely stunning example of Hooker at the height of his considerable powers. A must for the fans of his music. This is a blues primer that reveals nuance, creativity and passion fused with Hooker's singular gift for telling life stories. Juxtaposing this against later recordings only makes this recording more special. A bookend selection that quantifies the Hook at a critical point in his musical development. Go get it!
PERSONNEL: John Lee Hooker – guitar, vocals; Eddie Kirkland, Earl Hooker – guitar.
What makes this album a cut above other Fifties era Hooker releases is the clear and intimate fidelity that was Atlantic's trademark. The Vee-Jay recordings may be more famous, but this collection is a solid sample of Hooker's strengths, with the added bonus of sounding like he's sitting right in front of you. This album must also have had a prominent place in Van Morrison's collection, as it's startling to hear Hooker sing "I got a home on high in another world," on the desolate title track, which Van would later echo on "Astral Weeks." There's also "Real Real Gone" which may or may not have inspired Van's song of the same name. There are countless compilations of John Lee Hooker material on the market, issued by a variety of labels under assorted different titles, and this one isn't much different, but then you really can't go wrong with this guy - he always delivered what he was supposed to deliver with no frills and no fuss, generating a kind of endless boogie that, no matter what embellishments producers added in, was always poised between old country blues and its next-generation urban blues counterpart. None of Hooker's signature songs are here, but one still gets a solid sense of him, and truthfully, the only bad Hooker is no Hooker at all.
Recorded in Cincinnati, Ohio, in July, 1953 and Miami, Florida, in July, 1961.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Black Tray Includes 12-Page Booklet And OBI-Strip.
Manufactured And Distributed By Warner Music Japan Inc., A Warner Music Group Company.
Made/Manufactured In The E.U. For Japan Only.
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