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The Ultimate Collection (1948-1990) - John Lee Hooker
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  1. Teachin' the Blues
  2. Boogie Chillen'
  3. Sally Mae
  4. Let Your Daddy Ride
  5. Crawlin' King Snake
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  1. Teachin' the Blues
  2. Boogie Chillen'
  3. Sally Mae
  4. Let Your Daddy Ride
  5. Crawlin' King Snake
  6. Weeping Willow Boogie
  7. Hobo Blues
  8. Huckle up Baby
  9. I'm in the Mood
  10. John l's House Rent Boogie
  11. No More Doggin'
  12. I Need Some Money
  13. Frisco Blues
  14. Dimples
  15. It Serves Me Right to Suffer
  16. Bottle up and Go
  17. Boom Boom
  18. Big Legs, Tight Skirt
  19. You Know, I Know
  20. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
  21. Let's Go Out Tonight
  22. I Cover the Waterfront
  23. She's Mine (Keep Your Hands to Yourself)
  24. Back Biters and Syndicators
  25. Think Twice Before You Go
  26. Shake It Baby
  27. I'm Bad Like Jesse James
  28. Peavine
  29. Burning Hell
  30. Terraplane Blues
  31. I'm in the Mood
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Rhino's double-disc 1991 set The Ultimate Collection (1948-1990) falls just short of the promise of its title, losing its focus toward the end of the set. That said, it comes close enough to satisfy, particularly because John Lee Hooker had such a long, convoluted discography, recording for a number of different labels over many decades. This gets the core of his legacy -- the early, minimalist boogie, the gritty late-'50s sides, all the way through to the superstar-studded recordings of the late '80s. If the desire to be ...

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