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John Lee Hooker & Friends- THE HOUSE OF BLUES- CD- 2015- Klondike Records- 5291012503718- 400 grn
Unreleased 1995 broadcast of killer live show! A rich combination of blues talent and spice assembled in West Hollywood in June 1995 for Live From The House Of Blues, a spectacular display of collaborations with equally impressive names from the blues scene. John Lee Hooker's own Daughter Zakiya opened the event backed by the Duke Robillard Band. Added to the day's event was a prized collection of genial giants in Charlie Musselwhite, Taj Mahal, Ry Cooder, John Hammond, Lazy Lester and of course, the boom, boom blues of the legendary John Lee Hooker. Duke Robillard's band offered a prominent backing for most of the guests and sealed the day with Ry Cooder's subliminal workout alongside Hooker for his signature R&B romp, Boom, Boom. Cameramen on stage and a boom camera sweeping over the audience - the usual TV-taping distractions surrounded the blues bill headlined by John Lee Hooker at the House of Blues on Monday. The lineup also included Taj Mahal, Charlie Musselwhite, Lazy Lester, John Hammond and Hooker’s daughter Zakiya. The capacity crowd at the taping was probably hoping for some big-name guest stars but only Ry Cooder stopped by. The strict format due to the taping may have aided Hooker’s set - forcing him to make it concise. Instead of meandering jams, there was a tight duet with Cooder on “Crawling King Snake,” thundering versions of “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer” and “Boom Boom” and the inevitable boogie finale with the entire lineup. But brief, 20-minute sets didn’t help the others establish a musical groove or real audience rapport. Musselwhite’s low-key harmonica set clicked on Sunny Boy Williamson’s “Help Me” and Lazy Lester peaked with his 1957 hit “Sugar Coated Love.” But only guitarist Duke Robillard, whose trio’s jazz-flavored Texas grind blues supplied the easy-grooving backing for everyone except Hooker, may have won any new fans. Taj Mahal (who opens Tom Petty’s Hollywood Bowl shows June 9-10) was the most animated performer but two of his songs dated from his first album nearly 30 years ago - suggesting that baby-boomer blues nostalgia may have been a priority for the TV taping. The program airs June 30 on “House of Blues Live.” It wouldn’t have hurt to mix in younger talent like L.A.’s Ray Bailey or the William Clarke Band to show blues remains a living, growing music. Klondike Records proudly presents the entire WLUP-FM broadcast of Live At THE HOUSE OF BLUES, a gathering of genial blues giants and friends of John Lee Hooker. Professionally re-mastered FM broadcast with background liners and rare archival photos.
Recorded Live At The House Of Blues In West Hollywood On 30th June 1995 Featuring John Lee Hooker, The Duke Robillard Band, Lazy Lester, John Hammond, Charlie Musselwhite, Taj Mahal, Ry Cooder & Zakiya Hooker.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Clear Tray And Hype Sticker On Front Cover Includes 8-Page Booklet.
Made In The U.K.
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