1B.B King talks about what John Lee Hooker Means to the blues0:30
10Wht the blues is one of the oldest examples of roots music0:37
11Describing the feleing he and Robert Cray were going for on"Baby Lee"0:34
12What it meant personally to be inducted into the Blues Hall Of Fame 0:20
13Why "Rockin'Chair" is his favorite cut0:45
14What the listener is being told in teh song, "No Subsitute"0:36
15How style came from step dad Will Moore...1:06
16Story behind lyrics of "Think Twice Before You Go"0:25
17Soem of the names used on his 70 singles released on 21 labels between 1949 and 19540:36
18Background on the song, "My Dream"0:46
19Doesn't consider himself a blues superstar0:12
2How it was decided which artists would participate on each cut0:46
20His involvement with the Blues Brothers film0:42
21How the song "That's All Right" tells the story of forgiveness0:47
22Why the blues will never die0:17
23What he's most proud of0:38
3Why it took so long for "The Healer" to come together0:28
4The ingredients that comprise a John Lee Hooker blues recording0:29
5How he and Carlos Santana came up with the concept for the song 'The Healer' 1:18
6Why The blues is heard more frequently today on pop radio and tv0:40
7Why Bonnie Raitt wanted to duet on 'In the mood'0:31
8Why his style of blues is different, and why so many pop stars wanted to record with him0:21
9Was there a real Sally Mae, the subject of his first single(B-side of "Boogie Chillen" in 19480:34