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BMG - John Lee Hooker The Standard School Broadcast Recordings

Blues Rock

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Experience a rare moment in blues history with The Standard School Broadcast Recordings by BMG. This release brings to light a long-lost studio session from 1973 that was previously unknown to most fans. Recorded direct-to-tape at Coast Recorders in San Francisco, these sessions capture John Lee Hooker during a transformative era of his musical career. This collection features a fully electric blues band sound, providing a unique listening experience compared to his other works. Hooker is supported by his reliable rhythm section, including bassist Gino Skaggs and drummer Ken Swank, along with his son Robert on piano. This commercial release finally makes these high-quality recordings available to collectors and blues enthusiasts worldwide. Whether you are a longtime fan of electric blues or a collector of rare studio sessions, this recording offers a deep look into a significant period of Hooker's artistry. Secure this piece of music history and hear the raw energy of a master performer in a direct-to-tape setting.

Key Features

First commercial release of rare 1973 electric blues band recordings from John Lee Hooker.

Authentic direct-to-tape audio captured at Coast Recorders in San Francisco.

Features a full band lineup including bassist Gino Skaggs and drummer Ken Swank.

Includes piano performances by Hooker's son, Robert, during the session.

Captures a transformative period in the career of a blues legend.

New store stock available for collectors of rare studio recordings.

Product Specifications

Brand: BMG
Format: audioCD
ASIN: B0DQVJG4L6
Category: CDs & Vinyl > Styles > Rock > Blues Rock
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 28 February 2025
Listed Since: 09 January 2025

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