John Lee Hooker- Boom BoomLabel: BMG Reissued 7 25 2025, Originally released 1992 Following his late career resurgence with 1989's The Healer, John Lee Hooker stepped into Russian Hill Recording in San Francisco and the Record Plant in Sausalito to reimagine some of his most iconic songs, including "Boom Boom," which lends this album it's title. A star studded lineup of contemporary blues greats joined the sessions, including Charlie Musselwhite, Jimmie Vaughan, Robert Cray,

Repeat listens don't dull it in the slightest

the album finally brings Barnett's incisive vision into stark

If I Tried

As he embarks upon the biggest stadium tour of 2025 as special guest to Oasis

She Likes Surprises (Int'l Version & Us 12')

Signal Lost

The Deadbeats

Face The Nation

Label: BMG

it is now considered by many hardcore fans to be their favorite NIN record

The self-produced album was recorded at The Doghouse in Henley-On-Thames with additional strings

Not My Problem (feat