The Rough Guide To Blues Legends: John Lee Hooker: Birth Of A Legend

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The Rough Guide To Blues Legends: John Lee Hooker: Birth Of A LegendJohn Lee Hooker was a true original, a musical colossus whose compelling and mysterious sound towered over the blues and echoed the very soul of African American experience. Remastered for unparalleled audio clarity, this collection contains the dynamic early career of a truly unique blues legend. Often hailed as one of the last living links to the real deep American blues, John Lee Hooker's music is of artistic and historic importance. Rooted in the

intense percussion and jazz-inflected saxophone

which included just two blues numbers

including Gary Burton

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all-female dance orchestras such as El Septeto Anacaona in the 1940s to 1960s were not only popular but also served as career catalysts for regal singers like Omara Portuondo

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the first band to make what is widely considered the first jazz record

Best described as an acoustic folk band

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