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1. Driftin' Thru The Blues Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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JOHN LEE HOOKER Driftin' Thru The Blues (1966 UK Ember label 10-track stereo LP collection of Detroit recordings from 1949 through to 1954, front laminated picture sleeve. The delicate sleeve [VG] shows some very minor ageing with a little faint laminate lift on the spine [small date annotation to a back corner], whilst the vinyl is clean & in Excellent condition showing just some light cosmetic wear and a few signs of spindlewear EMB3371) more...
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2. John Lee Hooker - EX Comes from 'USA' vinyl LP
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JOHN LEE HOOKER John Lee Hooker (Scarce original 1962 US 12-track mono LP on a dark red Galaxy label. The pasted laminate picture sleeve has a small 1" split in the top edge, otherwise the print is unblemished and the heavy card stock free of creasing. The heavyweight vinyl reveals some light hairlines but is clean and in very respectable EX condition. Great copy of this sought after blues rarity) more...
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3. Sings Blues - 1st Comes from 'USA' vinyl LP
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JOHN LEE HOOKER Sings Blues (Monster rare 1960 first US issue mono LP on the deep groove black & silver King label, featuring sixteen selections by the Blues titan, every one a pearl, including such evocative titles as 'Devil's Jump' & 'Nightmare Blues'. The pasted laminate sleeve is stunning looking, with all text legible & a perfect spine. As is the way with US covers of this vintage, the sleeve has picked a little edge scuffing top & bottom but it remains very minimal, with just more...
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4. Burning Hell - 1st Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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JOHN LEE HOOKER Burning Hell (Very Rare 1964 UK first press 12-track mono LP on the rough textured blue & silver 'reel & mic' label, recorded on April 20, 1959. This Country Blues classic features Hooker putting his distinct stamp on songs associated with Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf [Smokestack Lightnin'], Lightnin' Hopkins & Big Bill Broonzy, pasted laminate picture sleeve. This is a Philips pressing with 1L/2L machine stamped in the run-outs along with the '620' pressing plant number more...
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