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John Lee Hooker<\/p><\/div>\n

John Lee Hooker (22 de agosto de 1912 \u2013 21 de junio de 2001) fue un cantante y guitarrista de blues estadounidense.
\nNaci\u00f3 en una granja cerca de Clarksdale, Misisipi, del matrimonio formado por William Hooker y Minnie Ramsey. Su padre era aparcero y pastor de la iglesia bautista. Tuvo seis hermanos y cuatro hermanas.<\/p>\n

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Siendo ni\u00f1o, su familia se traslad\u00f3 a otra granja en una plantaci\u00f3n bananera cercana, donde conoci\u00f3 a los bluesman Snooky Pryor y Jimmy Rogers. En 1928 sus padres se separaron y John fue el \u00fanico hermano que qued\u00f3 al cuidado de su madre.<\/p>\n

Su madre se volvi\u00f3 a casar, esta vez con el m\u00fasico local de blues William Moore, que ense\u00f1\u00f3 a John a tocar la guitarra cuando ten\u00eda trece a\u00f1os. Hooker relat\u00f3 posteriormente que gracias a \u00e9l conoci\u00f3, de peque\u00f1o, a leyendas como Blind Lemon Jefferson o Charlie Patton, que iban de visita a su casa.<\/p>\n

En 1931 decide emigrar hacia el norte industrial, al igual que hac\u00edan muchos otros negros del sur en aquella \u00e9poca. Primero recal\u00f3 en Memphis, donde vivi\u00f3 en casa de una t\u00eda, trabaj\u00f3 en cines locales y toc\u00f3 con Robert Lockwood. En 1935 se traslad\u00f3 a Cincinnati, donde alternaba trabajos de limpiabotas o de acomodador en teatros con actuaciones en grupos de gospel. Despu\u00e9s de un per\u00edodo en el ej\u00e9rcito, se instal\u00f3 en Detroit durante la II Guerra Mundial, en 1943, donde consigue un empleo en la industria del autom\u00f3vil, cuyo sueldo consigue completar cantando en bares de suburbios. All\u00ed se cas\u00f3 dos veces. Con su segunda mujer, Maude Mathis, tuvo seis hijos.<\/p>\n

Discograf\u00eda
\n\u00c1lbumes
\n<\/i><\/b>1959 – Folk Blues
\n1959 – House Of The Blues
\n1959 – The Country Blues of John Lee Hooker
\n1960 – Blues Man
\n1960 – I’m John Lee Hooker
\n1960 – That’s My Story
\n1960 – Traveling’
\n1961 – John Lee Hooker Sing The Blues
\n1961 – Plays And Sings The Blues
\n1961 – The Folk Lore of John Lee Hooker
\n1962 – Burnin’
\n1962 – Drifting the Blues
\n1962 – The Blues
\n1962 – Tupelo Blues
\n1963 – Don’t Turn Me from Your Door: John Lee Hooker Sings His Blues
\n1964 – Burning Hell
\n1964 – Great Blues Sounds
\n1964 – I Want to Shout the Blues
\n1964 – The Big Soul of John Lee Hooker
\n1964 – The Great John Lee Hooker (Japan only)
\n1965 – Hooker & The Hogs
\n1966 – It Serves You Right to Suffer
\n1966 – The Real Folk Blues
\n1967 – Live at Caf\u00e8 Au Go-Go
\n1968 – Hooked on Blues
\n1969 – Get Back Home (Black & Blue, 1999)
\n1969 – If You Miss’Im I Got’Im
\n1969 – Simply The Truth
\n1969 – That’s Where It’s At!
\n1969 – Get Back Home (First Issue)
\n1970 – If You Miss ‘Im\u2026 I Got ‘Im
\n1970 – John Lee Hooker on the Waterfront
\n1970 – Moanin’ and Stompin’ Blues
\n1970 – Hooker ‘n’ Heat (Recorded Live at the Fox Venice Theatre)
\n1971 – Endless Boogie
\n1971 – Goin’ Down Highway 51
\n1971 – Half A Stranger
\n1971 – Hooker’n’Heat\/Infinite boogie
\n1971 – I Feel Good
\n1971 – Never Get Out Of These Blues Alive
\n1972 – Detroit Special
\n1972 – Live At Soledad Prison
\n1973 – Born In Mississippi, Raised Up In Tennessee
\n1974 – Free Beer And Chicken
\n1974 – Mad Man Blues
\n1976 – Alone
\n1976 – In Person
\n1977 – Black Snake
\n1977 – Dusty Road
\n1978 – The Cream
\n1979 – Sad And Lonesome
\n1980 – Everybody Rockin’
\n1980 – Sittin’ Here Thinkin’
\n1987 – Jealous
\n1988 – Trouble Blues
\n1989 – Highway Of Blues
\n1989 – John Lee Hooker’s 40th Anniversary Album
\n1989 – The Detroit Lion
\n1989 – The Healer con Carlos Santana, Bonnie Raitt…
\n1990 – Don’t You Remember Me
\n1991 – More Real Folk Blues: The Missing Album
\n1991 – Mr. Lucky con Ry Cooder, Johnnie Johnson, Keith Richards…
\n1992 – Boom Boom
\n1992 – This Is Hip
\n1992 – Urban Blues
\n1993 – Nothing But The Blues
\n1994 – King of the Boogie
\n1994 – Original Folk Blues\u2026 Plus
\n1994 – Dimples (Classic Blues)
\n1995 – Alternative Boogie : Early Studio Recordings – 1948-1952
\n1995 – Chill Out
\n1995 – Whiskey & Wimmen
\n1995 – Blues for Big Town
\n1996 – Moanin’ the Blues (Eclipse)
\n1996 – Alone: The First Concert
\n1997 – Don’t Look Back
\n1997 – Alone: The Second Concert
\n1998 – Black Man Blues
\n2000 – On Campus
\n2001 – Concert at Newport
\n2001 – The Cream (Re-issue)
\n2001 – The Real Blues : Live in Houston 1979
\n2002 – Live At Newport
\n2003 – Face to Face
\n2003 – Burning Hell (Our World)
\n2003 – Rock With Me
\n2003 – Blues is my soul
\n2004 – Jack O’ Diamonds: The 1949 Recordings
\nRecopilatorios
\n<\/b><\/i>1974 – Mad Man Blues (Chess 1951-1966)
\n1987 – Don’t Look Back
\n1989 – The Hook : 20 Years of Hits
\n1991 – Hobo Blues
\n1991 – The Chess Masters
\n1991 – The Complete Chess Folk Blues Sessions (The Real Folk Blues\/More Real Folk Blues)
\n1991 – The Ultimate Collection 1948-1990
\n1992 – Best Of: 1965-1974
\n1992 – The Ultimate Collection (Universal)
\n1992 – The Vee-Jay Years – 1955-1964
\n1993 – Boom Boom (UK only)
\n1993 – Boogie Man
\n1993 – The Legendary Modern Recordings – 1948-1954
\n1994 – Blues Collection (Boogie Man)
\n1994 – John Lee Hooker (LaserLight)
\n1994 – The Early Years
\n1994 – Wandering Blues
\n1995 – Red Blooded Blues
\n1995 – The Very Best Of
\n1996 – Blues Legend
\n1996 – Live at Cafe au Go-Go (and Soledad Prison)
\n1997 – His Best Chess Sides
\n1997 – Live In Concert
\n1997 – The Essential Collection
\n1998 – The Best of Friends
\n1998 – The Complete 50’s Chess Recordings
\n1999 – Best of John Lee Hooker: 20th Century Masters
\n1999 – This Is Hip [The Best Of]
\n2000 – The Definitive Collection
\n2001 – Born With The Blues
\n2001 – Gold Collection
\n2001 – Legendary Blues Recordings: John Lee Hooker
\n2001 – John Lee Hooker presents his House Rent Boogie (Ace)
\n2002 – Blues Before Sunrise
\n2002 – The Complete – Vol. 1 [Body & Soul]
\n2002 – The Complete – Vol. 2 [Body & Soul]
\n2002 – The Complete – Vol. 3 [Body & Soul]
\n2002 – The Complete – Vol. 4 [Body & Soul]
\n2002 – The Real Folk Blues\/More Real Folk Blues
\n2002 – Timeless Collection
\n2003 – Blues Kingpins
\n2003 – Final Recordings – Vol. 1 : Face to Face
\n2003 – The Collection 1948-52
\n2004 – Don’t Look Back: Complete Blues
\n2004 – The Complete – Vol. 5 : [Body & Soul]
\n2005 – The Complete – Vol. 6 : [Body & Soul]
\n2006 – John Lee Hooker (Specialty Profiles)
\n2006 – Too much boogie (Blue label)<\/p>\n

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