OK, once I dig into the archives, I can't post just one song so here is our man lightin' joined by Sonny Terry. Now outside of Blind Lemon Jefferson, Lightnin' Hopkins may be Texas's most distinctive and influential blues export. His easy, fluid fingerpicking and witty, extemporaneous storytelling are always a delight, and his performances on LAST NIGHT BLUES are no exception. The album is spar...
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Ugh, Monday blues. Rather be in bed. Being mistreated by the cruel world.
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with Lightnin' Hopkins doing his take on an old blues standard. Young Ivan Morrison and his Belfast buddies in Them must have heard this version before they recorded their successful cut back in 1964
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so here he is, performing "Don't You Call That Boogie"
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for almost a year, so it's time to sort that out with this acoustic blues gem from 1963
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| 1 Gotta Move |
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| 2 Why Did You Get Mad at Me |
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| 3 Tell Me Boogie (Mad as I Can Be) |
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| 4 Bald Headed Woman |
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| 5 Freight Train |
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