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Interview Disc

1988•Australia•Vinyl•none•Not On Label

Genres

Blues
Non-Music

Styles

Interview

Tracklist

24
A1B.B. King Talks About What John Lee Hooker Means To The Blues0:30
A10Why The Blues Is One Of The Oldest Examples Of Roots Music0:37
A11Describing The Feeling He And Robert Cray Were Going For On "Baby Lee"0:34
A12What It Meant Personally To Be Inducted Into The Blues Hall Of Fame0:25
A13Why "Rockin' Chair" Is His Favourite Cut0:45
A14What The Listener Is Being Told In The Song "No Substitute"0:36
A15How Style Came From Stepdad Will Moore1:06
A16Story Behind The Lyrics of "Think Twice Before You Go"0:25
A17Some Of The Names Used On His 70 Singles 0:36
A18Background On The Song "My Dream"0:46
A19Doesn't Consider Himself A Blues Superstar0:12
A2How It Was Decide Which Artists Would Participate0:46
A20His Involvement With The Blues Brothers Film0:42
A21How The Song "That's All Right" Tells The Story Of Forgiveness0:47
A22Why The Blues Will Never Die0:17
A23What He's Most Proud Of0:38
A3Why It Took So Long For "The Healer" To Come Together0:28
A4The Ingredients That Comprise A John Lee Hooker Blues Recording0:29
A5How He And Carlos Santana Came Up With The Concept For "The Healer"1:18
A6Why The Blues Is Heard More Frequently Today0:40
A7Why Bonnie Raitt Wanted To Duet on "In The Mood"0:31
A8Why His Style Of Blues Is Different0:21
A9Was There A Real Sally Mae0:34
BRepeat of Side A16:34

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