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In October, 1992, John Lee Hooker delivered a raw and electrifying performance of “Crawlin’ King Snake” live at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA. Backed by a tight band and feeding off the energy of the crowd, Hooker’s deep vocals and hypnotic groove brought the Blues classic to... show more

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Gjevdet Zeciri aka Jeff Zachary1 year ago

Hooker’s blues hit different.

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