That's Where It's At - John Lee Hooker (1LP Vinyl)

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  • Label Stax
  • Artist John Lee Hooker
  • Format 1LP
  • Country Import
  • Released Date 2018
  • Genre Blues
  • Sealed Yes

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That's Where It's At by John Lee Hooker.

John Lee Hooker delivers transformative artistry in this essential recording.

Musical Analysis:
John Lee Hooker's performance delivers authentic emotional power rooted in blues tradition. The balance between technical skill and expression defines great blues.

Album Story:
"That's Where It's At" by John Lee Hooker, released in 1972 under the Stax label, stands as a unique gem in the blues genre, seamlessly blending raw emotion with a distinctive sense of groove that only Stax could provide. This album captures Hooker's powerful storytelling ability, as he paints vivid narratives of love, loss, and life's struggles through his signature deep, resonant voice. The production – a collaborative effort with the Stax musicians – introduces a lush, melodic backdrop that complements Hooker's rhythmic guitar playing, setting it apart from his earlier, more stripped-down recordings. Tracks like "I Got My Mojo Working" and "My First Wife Left Me" entwine the traditional blues sound with a vibrant interplay of horns and bass lines, showcasing how Stax's infectious energy can invigorate the soulful essence of the blues.

For anyone searching for a transformative musical experience, "That's Where It's At" is not just an album; it's a masterclass in emotive songwriting and genre

Pressing Details:
Track Listing:
A1. Teachin' The Blues
A2. Goin' To Louisiana
A3. I Need You
A4. My Love Comes Down For You
A5. Please Don't Go
A6. I Just Don't Know
B1. Slow And Easy
B2. Two White Horses
B3. Feel So Bad
B4. Grinder Man

Credits:
Honeya Thompson - Art Direction
Christopher Whorf - Design
Ron Albert - Engineer
Beverly Parker (2) - Photography By
Henry Stone - Producer
Milton "Butterball" Smith - Sleeve Notes

Sound Quality:
Raw, immediate energy with perfect balance – warm guitar tone, powerful vocals, solid rhythm. High-quality pressing with excellent tracking and quiet surfaces.

Collector's Notes:
Essential for serious collectors – a piece of musical history with lasting value.

Artist: John Lee Hooker

Format: 1LP

Genre: Blues

Label: Stax

Catalog Number: STS 2013

Release Year: 2018

Country: Import

Condition: Sealed (New)

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