JOHN LEE HOOKER 'NEVER GET OUT... ALIVE' NEAR MINT 1972 WL/PROMO QUAD COMPATIBLE
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JOHN LEE HOOKER 'NEVER GET OUT OF THESE BLUES ALIVE! NEAR MINT 1972 WHITE LABEL PROMO QUAD COMPATIBLE! NEVER PLAYED! SEE PHOTOS!

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by Mark Allan

All Music.com

Following the legendary bluesman's popular collaboration with Canned Heat, this album continues his work with mostly younger musicians and predates similar projects The Healer and Mr. Lucky by about 20 years. Van Morrison spans the gap by appearing on this 1972 release and Mr. Lucky. Elvin Bishop, Charlie Musselwhite are major contributors. Jazz violinist Michael White helps "Boogie With the Hook" take off and adds a mournful touch to the harrowing "T.B. Sheets," which is much more restrained here than on the earlier debut release by Morrison.


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  Recorded September 28 and 29,1971 at Wally Heider Recordings, San Francisco and released in 1972, with the participation, among others, of Van Morrison (vocal and guitar on the title track), Elvin Bishop (slide guitar on "Country Boy" and "Never Get Out Of These Blues Alive"), Charlie Musselwhite (harmonica on "Hit the Road" and "Country Boy"), Mark Naftalin (piano), and Luther Tucker (guitar on most of the tracks).




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