John Lee Hooker lyrics - 124 song lyrics
- Baby Lee lyrics
- Baby Lee (Version 2) lyrics
- Baby You Ain't No Good lyrics
- Baby, How Can You Do It? lyrics
- Birmingham Blues lyrics
- Black Man Blues lyrics
- Bluebird lyrics
- Blues Before Sunrise lyrics
- Blues Before Sunrise (Version 2) lyrics
- Blues For Big Town lyrics
- Boogie Chillen' lyrics
- Boogie Rambler lyrics
- Boom Boom lyrics
- Bottle Up And Go lyrics
- Bumble Bee Blues lyrics
- Bundle Up And Go lyrics
- Burning Hell lyrics
- Catfish Blues lyrics
- Chill Out (Things Gonna Change) lyrics
- Church Bell Tone lyrics
- Cold Chills All Over Me lyrics
- Crawlin' Black Spider lyrics
- Crawlin' King Snake lyrics
- Cuttin' Out lyrics
- Democrat Man lyrics
- Dimples lyrics
- Doin' The Shout lyrics
- Don't Look Back lyrics
- Don't Turn Me From Your Door lyrics
- Down At The Landing lyrics
- Down Child lyrics
- Driftin' From Door To Door lyrics
- Early One Morning lyrics
- Every Night lyrics
- Everybody Rockin' lyrics
- Five Long Years lyrics
- Frisco Blues lyrics
- Gonna Use My Rod lyrics
- Good Mornin' Lil' School Girl lyrics
- Groundhog Blues lyrics
- Hello Baby (Do You Remember Me?) lyrics
- Hobo Blues lyrics
- Hoogie Boogie lyrics
- How Long Blues lyrics
- Huckle Up Baby lyrics
- I Don't Wanna Go To Vietnam lyrics
- I Got My Eyes On You lyrics
- I Got The Key (Key To The Highway) lyrics
- I Love You Honey lyrics
- I Need Some Money lyrics
- I Put My Trust On You lyrics
- I'll Never Trust Your Love Again lyrics
- I'm Bad Like Jesse James lyrics
- I'm Goin' Upstairs lyrics
- I'm Gonna Git Me A Woman lyrics
- I'm In The Mood lyrics
- I'm In The Mood (Version 2) lyrics
- I'm Leaving Baby lyrics
- I'm Losin' You lyrics
- I'm Mad Again lyrics
- I'm Ready lyrics
- I'm So Excited lyrics
- I'm Wanderin' lyrics
- It Hurts Me So lyrics
- It Serves Me Right To Suffer lyrics
- It's My Own Fault Darlin' lyrics
- It's You I Love Baby lyrics
- John L's House Rent Boogie lyrics
- Just Me And My Telephone lyrics
- Kick Hit 4 Hit Kix U (Blues For Jimi And Janis) lyrics
- Kiddio lyrics
- King Of The World lyrics
- Leave My Wife Alone lyrics
- Let Your Daddy Ride lyrics
- Let's Go Out Tonight lyrics
- Let's Make It lyrics
- Let's Talk It Over lyrics
- Little Wheel lyrics
- Loving People lyrics
- Mama, You Got A Daughter lyrics
- Maudie lyrics
- Mean Mean Woman lyrics
- Mean Mean World lyrics
- Mini Skirts lyrics
- Moses Smote The Water lyrics
- Mr. Lucky lyrics
- My Dream lyrics
- No More Doggin' lyrics
- No Shoes lyrics
- No Substitute lyrics
- Notoriety Woman lyrics
- One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer lyrics
- Pea Vine Special lyrics
- Please Don't Go lyrics
- Process lyrics
- Queen Bee lyrics
- Redhouse lyrics
- Rock Me, Mama lyrics
- Rockin' Chair lyrics
- Sally Mae lyrics
- Same Old Blues Again lyrics
- Send Me Your Pillow lyrics
- She's Mine lyrics
- Stuttering Blues lyrics
- Teachin' The Blues lyrics
- That's Alright lyrics
- The Healer lyrics
- The Waterfront lyrics
- Think Twice Before You Go lyrics
- This Is Hip lyrics
- Tupelo Blues lyrics
- Up And Down lyrics
- Wandering Blues lyrics
- Want Ad Blues lyrics
- We'll Meet Again lyrics
- We're All God's Chillun lyrics
- Weepin' Willow Boogie lyrics
- When My First Wife Left Me lyrics
- Whiskey And Wimmen lyrics
- Wobblin' Baby lyrics
- You Don't Move Me Baby lyrics
- You Lost A Good Man lyrics
- You're Looking Good Tonight lyrics
- You're So Nice And Kind To Me Lou Della lyrics
About John Lee Hooker
John Lee Hooker (August 22, 1917 – June 21, 2001) was an American blues singer-songwriter and guitarist, born near Clarksdale, Mississippi. Hooker began his life as the son of a sharecropper, William Hooker, and rose to prominence performing his own unique style of what was originally closest to Delta blues. He developed a 'talking blues' style that was his trademark. Though similar to the early Delta blues, his music was metrically free. John Lee Hooker could be said to embody his own unique genre of the blues, often incorporating the boogie-woogie piano style and a driving rhythm into his masterful and idiosyncratic blues guitar and singing. His best known songs include "Boogie Chillen" (1948) and "Boom Boom" (1962).
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