John Lee Hooker - I Believe I'll Go Back Home video free download

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Cardwell K

u got to fill it !! this is not shareble !!

kells Vicious

<3 !!!!

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ah ~ yesss!

Robert Beaudoin

So, so good.

Amin blues

me too Peter, as if he'd never left Africa

tommy2chips

Wow!!!! My eyes got big when I heardthe first 20 seconds of this song.The coolenss and the deilvery is off the charts

J Codyz

Led Zeppelin followed in the British Invasion, stealing old blues songs. Our country was segregated, even up north. White kids would go to hell for listening to this then. If you dress up some white Brits and let them cover it, that was cool. Prodigal Son is a Stones tune, they did em all, Chuck Berry, Wilson Pickett, It's a travesty these men that put there life into it never got the credit for it. Look up "Led Zeppelin plagiarism" Willie Dixon had 5 songs put Page/Plant wrote, hate em now!

Michael Browne

Sweet blues

bassthumper

lawd help me!!

FackYOU2ube

@cuddlenuts, you aint looking hard enough or you've grown cynical ha ;)

Michael Browne

@cuddlenuts you dam right bro took the words right off my toung

Rullknufs

I totally agree. Music today is soulless and you described its contents very well.

shone palmer

music needs to hurry and bounce back and get back to where it came from. All the music now is talkin bout the same few things. Music now always talks about partying, fucking, drugs, and theres no soul in any of it. All that music is any more is just edited shit that no one can really sing. Music today is a fucking JOKE!

jean-noel Devaux

1960 : 'That's my story' Riverside 321 album

amsterdanjah

JOHN LEE HOOKER = MY FAVORITE MC!!!_\|/_ BRAZILIAN GHOUST VYBZ TO DA ALL AFROZ 'ROUND DA WURLD! DEENA MOE KUNK.

busessuck1

JLH had "heritage" flowing through him - his songs are derived from stuff he heard in his youth and what come from within him, what he's playing is what he's feeling deep down ...that's what makes great music

Peter Blue

@ZephyrOrDie ....yes buddy also his electric guitar playng on a certain atlantic album titled way back in 1970s as drifting from door to door.... got some real gut wrenchindg twang to it

Jack Kerouac

@cruuuuuzz I was feeling the same sensation as I stumbled upon your comment. Irony? I think not.

Morten Christiansen

I just got my heart broken a second time by the same girl... Nothing like a little blues to help you feel just a little better now...

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