Earl Hooker

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  • blues
  • delta blues
  • guitar
  • chicago blues
  • blues rock
Earl Hooker (January 15, 1929 – April 21, 1970) was an American blues guitarist.
Born Earl Zebedee Hooker in Clarksdale, Mississippi, his impoverished family moved to Chicago, Illinois when he was still an infant. Influenced by parents and relatives who played music, he was a cousin of John Lee Hooker and began playing guitar as a teenager. An instrumentalist, within a few years Hooker put together a band that toured the United States and made some of his first recordings for Sam Phillips at Sun Studios in Memphis, Tennessee.

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Songs

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    All Your Love

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    Anna Lee

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    Apache War Dance

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    Bertha

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    Blue Guitar

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    Blues for Dancers

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    Blues in D Natural

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    Calling All Blues

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    Can't Hold Out Much Longer

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    Come to Me Right Away, Baby

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    Conversion Blues

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    Crying Blues

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    Don't Have to Worry

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    Drifting Blues

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    Drivin' Wheel (instrumental)

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    Dust My Broom

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    Dynamite

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    Earl Hooker Blues

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    Earl's Blues

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    Earl's Boogie Woogie

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    End of the Blues

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    Everything Gonna Be Alright

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    Farther Up the Road

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    Frog Hop

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    Frog Hop (instrumental)

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    Frosty

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    Galloping Horses a Lazy Mule

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    Going on Down the Line

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    Guitar Rag

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    Guitar Rumba

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    Hello Baby

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    Hold On

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    Hold on..... I'm Coming

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    Hooker 'n' Steve

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    Hooker N' Steve

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    Hooker Special

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    Hookin' (instrumental)

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    Hot 'n' Heavy

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    Hot and Heavy

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    Hot and Heavy (alternate take)

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    Hot N' Heavy

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    How Long Can This Go On

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    I'm Going Down the Line

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    I'm Your Main Man

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    If You Miss 'Im... I Got 'Im...

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    Improvisations on Dust My Broom

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    Improvisations on Frosty

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    Instrumental (The Drive)

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    Is You Ever Seen a One-Eyed Woman Cry

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    Little Carey's Jump

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