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Hooker ’N Heat - CD, LP

John Lee Hooker | Canned Heat

Rock | Blues | Electric Blues

1971

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2CD John Lee Hooker: Hooker 'N' Heat

Remastered 2013 — BGO Records UK

BGO Records 16. September 2013 United Kingdom

Album Reissue Remastered

More ID: 16451 EAN: 5017261206947 Discogs ID: 4495691

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Title	Hooker 'N' Heat
Artist	John Lee Hooker \| Canned Heat
More info	Remastered 2013 — BGO Records UK
Format	2x CD
Labels	BGO Records
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	16. September 2013
First released	1971
Weight	170 g
EAN	5017261206947
Product ID	16451
Discogs ID	4495691
Discogs reviews	4

John Lee Hooker: Hooker 'N' Heat version on 2CD in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company BGO Records on 16. September 2013.

Canned Heat: Hooker 'N Heat is a seminal double album released in 1971, marking a unique collaboration between blues legends Canned Heat and John Lee Hooker. The album serves as a vibrant fusion of boogie-woogie band Canned Heat's psychedelic blues style and Hooker's raw Delta blues sound. The record features an array of tracks that showcase the synergy between the artists, including "Let's Make It," "Burning Hell," and "Drifter." Other notable songs such as "The World Today" and "I Got My Eyes On You" highlight the blend of Hooker's deep, soulful vocals with Canned Heat's instrumental prowess. Tracks like "Just You And Me" and "Messin' With The Hook" offer listeners a front-row seat to the spontaneous jam sessions that characterized the recording process. The album also includes blues standards like "Send Me Your Pillow," "Sittin' Here Thinkin'," and "Meet Me In The Bottom," all reinterpreted through the collaborative energy of the artists. With "Alimonia Blues," "You Talk Too Much," and "Bottle Up And Go," the album delves into themes of love, loss, and life on the road, while "Whiskey And Wimmen'" closes out the set with a raucous celebration of blues storytelling. Canned Heat: Hooker 'N Heat stands as a historic meeting of musical minds, capturing a moment in time where two distinct blues

Album spans genres Rock, Blues and Electric Blues.

Track list

1.1	Messin' With The Hook	2:17 min
	Instruments, Vocals John Lee Hooker
1.2	The Feelin' Is Gone	4:31 min
	Instruments, Vocals John Lee Hooker
1.3	Send Me Your Pillow	3:39 min
	Instruments, Vocals John Lee Hooker
1.4	Sittin' Here Thinkin'	4:11 min
	Instruments, Vocals John Lee Hooker
1.5	Meet Me In The Bottom	3:34 min
	Instruments, Vocals John Lee Hooker
1.6	Alimonia Blues	4:28 min
	Instruments, Vocals John Lee Hooker
1.7	Drifter	4:39 min
	Instruments, Vocals John Lee Hooker
1.8	You Talk Too Much	3:08 min
	Guitar, Vocals John Lee Hooker
1.9	Burning Hell	3:55 min
	Guitar, Vocals John Lee Hooker \| Written-By Bernard Besman
1.10	Bottle Up And Go	2:20 min
	Guitar, Vocals John Lee Hooker \| Piano Al Wilson (2)
2.1	The World Today	7:22 min
	Guitar, Vocals John Lee Hooker \| Piano Al Wilson (2)
2.2	I Got My Eyes On You	4:21 min
	Guitar Al Wilson (2) \| Guitar, Vocals John Lee Hooker
2.3	Whiskey And Wimmen'	4:33 min
	Bass Tony de la Barreda \| Drums Fito de la Parra \| Harmonica Al Wilson (2) \| Lead Guitar Henry Vestine \| Rhythm Guitar, Vocals John Lee Hooker
2.4	Just You And Me	7:37 min
	Bass Tony de la Barreda \| Drums Fito de la Parra \| Guitar, Vocals John Lee Hooker \| Harmonica Al Wilson (2) \| Lead Guitar Henry Vestine
2.5	Let's Make It	4:04 min
	Bass Tony de la Barreda \| Drums Fito de la Parra \| Guitar, Vocals John Lee Hooker \| Harmonica Al Wilson (2) \| Lead Guitar Henry Vestine
2.6	Peavine	5:00 min
	Bass Tony de la Barreda \| Drums Fito de la Parra \| Guitar, Vocals John Lee Hooker \| Rhythm Guitar Al Wilson (2)
2.7	Boogie Chillen. No. 2	11:35 min
	Bass Tony de la Barreda \| Drums Fito de la Parra \| Guitar, Vocals John Lee Hooker \| Harmonica Al Wilson (2) \| Lead Guitar Henry Vestine \| Written-By Bernard Besman