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In late 1961, John Lee Hooker stepped into a Chicago studio for a single-day session with Motown's tight, swinging house band—which by then had propelled hits by Stevie Wonder, The Temptations and Marvin Gaye—and went electric. The menacing bluesman, who had established his brand as a bad-ass with a bad, if occasionally regretful, attitude, had been releasing country blues records for more than a decade, the kind that showcased his ability to wrestle with his psyche and channel those emotions through a helpless acoustic guitar and barked-out mumble of a voice. Armed with the outfit that became the Funk Brothers (guitarist Larry Veeder, bassist James Jamerson, keyboardist Joe Hunter and drummer Benny Benjamin), Hooker banged out eleven hardened, gripping electric blues songs that came out in 1962 as Burnin'. Those tracks were echoed in Bob Dylan's similar electric turn three years later and their spirit resonated through the proto-metal of Cream and Led Zeppelin.

Tracklist
1.Boom Boom[Stereo]
2.Process[Stereo]
3.Lost a Good Girl[Stereo]
4.A New Leaf[Stereo]
5.Blues Before Sunrise[Stereo]
6.Let's Make It[Stereo]
7.I Got a Letter[Stereo]
8.Thelma[Stereo]
9.Drug Store Woman[Stereo]
10.Keep Your Hands to Yourself[Stereo]
11.What Do You Say[Stereo]