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97K views · 6K reactions | This month in 1948, these three iconic Hooker tracks were born. 77 years ago, John Lee Hooker recorded “Boogie Chillen,” “Hobo Blues,” and “Crawlin’ King Snake” at the historic United Sound Systems in Detroit, Michigan. In a way, these songs solidified Hooker’s status as a Blues Pioneer. True classics. #JohnLeeHooker | John Lee Hooker | Facebook

Check out this clip from an interview with John Lee Hooker at the Capitol Theatre in 1976. The Hook discusses how his stepfather taught him how to play the guitar, what Blues music means to him, how he developed his style and more. Watch the full interview here: https://found.ee/JLHInterview-1 Video courtesy of Pop Rock on MV via YouTube. | John Lee Hooker

Check out this clip of John Lee Hooker playing "Never Get Out Of These Blues Alive" with The Coast to Coast Blues Band, live in 1981. The Hook gives a powerful & emotional performance - watch the full video here: https://found.ee/NeverGetOutLive #JohnLeeHooker | John Lee Hooker

40K views · 2.8K reactions | John Lee Hooker performed his iconic hit “I Didn’t Know” at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1983. Did you know that the track was originally written by @howlinwolfofficial? Watch the full video here: https://found.ee/DidntKnowLive #JohnLeeHooker | John Lee Hooker | Facebook

300K views · 3.4K shares | John Lee Hooker, the highly influential...