John Lee Hooker

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Comments (6) Comments (disabled)

anthony hannan (permalink)

Nov 20th, 4:49pm

I agree, Thorogood cant hold a candle. And cant write his own material. Get a haircut? please, high school atrocity.

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Matt Scullin (permalink)

Sep 30th, 11:21pm

This makes Thorogood sound like a rank amateur.

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Vee (permalink)

Aug 1st, 1:53am

I prefer Thorogood's version myself.

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Alex Blankinship (permalink)

Jul 29th, 2:04am

seriosuly...what the fuck is this 0_o

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lady j (permalink)

Jun 23rd, 9:13pm

u got that right!

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A Real Nigga (permalink)

Jun 22nd, 4:58am

boy dis is song

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Date Posted 1 year ago

Title: One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer

Artist: John Lee Hooker

Album: The Best Of John Lee Hooker 1965 To 1974

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John Lee Hooker Bio

He was beloved worldwide as the king of the endless boogie, a genuine blues superstar whose droning, hypnotic one-chord grooves were at once both ultra-primitiv...view more

Album this song appears on:

The Real Folk Blues

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