Earl Hooker
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Biography
This cousin of John Lee Hooker began his career in Memphis, recording for Sun, before moving to Chicago, where he became one of the most sought-after guitarists on stage and in the studio. His featured work is limited, but of incomparable instrumental quality. Influenced by Robert Nighthawk as much as by country music virtuoso Joe Maphis, Earl Hooker was a swift, precise, sensitive and innovative guitarist until his death from tuberculosis.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- When I Was Drinkin'
- You Got to Lose
- Driftin' Blues
- Drivin' Wheel
- Rockin' Wild
- Rockin' With The Kid
- Something You Ate
- Sweet Black Angel
- Sweet Home Chicago
- Tanya
- Ride Hooker Ride
- The Foxtrot
- The Screwdriver
- The Sky Is Crying
- The Things I Do For You by Earl Hooker
- Two Bugs In A Rug
- Universal Rock
- Jammin'
- Come on in This House featuring Willie Dixon
- Walking the Floor Over You
- You Don't Care featuring Willie Dixon
- Prison Bars All Around Me featuring Willie Dixon
- I Need Me a Car by Earl Hooker
- Would You Babe
