John Lee Hooker - Documenting The Sensation Recordings 1948-1952 Ian Dury & The Blockheads the album brought Kurt Cobain

the album brought Kurt Cobain (vocals

ignoring the usual cost consciousness of a major label

Blondshell–    Thank You For Sending Me An Angel    3:08

“We did most of the songs in the same way where I was at the piano or on guitar and Leon was playing drums and we were just jamming on stuff

Silent Song

John Lee Hooker - Documenting The Sensation Recordings 1948-1952 Ian Dury & The Blockheads the album brought Kurt CobainJohn Lee Hooker is not an artist who plays by the rules that govern what we generally accept as traditional blues musiche very rarely plays in 12 bar format when he performs his songs. On his most popular tune, Boogie Chillen, his lyrical and musical phrases last anywhere as short as nine or ten, or maybe fifteen or even nineteen measures long, depending on how long he wants to boogie on his guitar riffs that roll and tumble between his patented vocal