The Real Folk Blues

The album The Real Folk Blues, by John Lee Hooker, was recorded in Chicago in 1966 and released by Chess Records. This work stands out for its blend of energetic rhythms and melancholic ballads, showcasing the artist's versatility in the blues genre. Produced by Ralph Bass, the album features nine original compositions by Hooker, where the authenticity of his sound is felt in every track. While not a comprehensive overview of his career, as noted by critic Stephen Cook, the record offers a rewarding experience from the first moment the needle touches the vinyl.

Year

1966

Songs

9

Duration

37 min 17 seg