
1
Black Man Blues
2
Poor Joe
3
Shady Grove Blues
4
Stomp Boogie
5
Who's Been Jivin' You
6
I Had a Dream
7
Miss Eloise Aka Miss Eloise, Miss Eloise
8
Miss Lorraine
9
Talkin' Boogie
10
Do the Boogie
11
Devil's Jump
12
Nightmare Blues
13
Don't Go Baby
14
I'm Gonna Kill That Woman
15
Moaning Blues
16
The Numbers
17
Wandering Blues
18
Heart Trouble Blues
19
Slim's Stomp
20
Thinking Blues
21
Mad Man Blues
22
Boogie Now Aka Hey Boogie
23
Decoration Day Blues Aka Lord Taketh My Baby Away
24
Lord What More Can I Do
25
Moon Is Rising
26
The Story of a Married Woman
27
Throw This Old Dog a Bone
28
Turnin' Gray Blues
29
Welfare Blues
30
High Priced Woman
31
Union Station Blues
32
Eave My Wife Alone
33
Ramblin' By Myself
34
Dreamin' Blues
35
Just Me and My Telephone
36
Walkin' the Boogie (Without Overdubs)
37
Sugar Mama
38
Please Don't Go
39
I Don't Want Your Money
40
Hey Baby
41
Bluebird
42
Walkin' the Boogie (With Overdubs)
43
Love Blues
44
Lonely Boy Boogie
45
Apologize
46
The Journey
47
Worried Life Blues
48
Down at the Landing
49
You Have Two Hearts
50
It's My Own Fault
51
Blues for Big Town
52
Woman and Money
53
Big Fine Woman
54
Love You Baby Aka Tell Me Baby
55
Blues for Christmas
56
Cry Baby Aka Cry Baby Cry
57
Time Is Marching
58
Unfriendly Woman
59
Wheel and Deal
60
Baby Lee
61
Dimples
62
Every Night
63
Trouble Blues
64
Stop Talking
65
I'm So Excited
66
Everybody Rockin'
67
I See You When You're Weak
68
Little Wheel
69
You Can Lead Me Baby
70
I Love You Honey
Item UPC: 5055311000114
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Label: FANTASTIC VOYAGE
ABOUT THE ALBUM
2009 three CD release from the Blues icon. Stomp Boogie combines 70 recordings from Hooker's early recording years cut locally in Detroit for a variety of labels including Sensation, King and Chess and also in Chicago for Vee-Jay. Both collectors and fans of the later albums will appreciate the opportunity to acquire this selection from his '40s and '50s classics. Hooker never significantly altered his style during his long career; these first recordings set the stage for all that came after, and he arguably never sounded fresher or better. Fantastic Voyage.
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