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Recommended Artists John Lee Hooker is one of the leading figures in 20th century blues and was a major influence on many other bands and musicians, including the Rolling Stones and George Thorogood, just to name a few. If you thought George Thorogood tracks like One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer were Thorogood originals you'd be wrong. They're covers of John Lee Hooker. This a 1976 solo concert performance by John Lee Hooker at Hunter College in New York, released on Fat Possum Records, an excellent indie label based in Oxford, Mississippi. Here is a link to the Fat Possum Records page for this album if you are inclined to buy it: Here is a link to the Fat Possum Records website in case you want to check out more of its catalogue: Track List: 1. Miss You So 0:00 2. Jesse James 2:42 3. Dark Room 7:06 4. I'll Never Get Out Of These Blues Alive 12:05 5. Boogie Chillen 19:41 6. When My First Wife Left Me 23:59 7. Boom Boom 29:44 8. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer 33:31
