I Feel Good [LP] (Blue Vinyl)

John Lee Hooker - I Feel Good [LP] (Blue Vinyl)

THE JOHN LEE HOOKER - FRIDAY MUSIC VINYL SERIES CONTINUES!

* "THE HOOK'S" JEWEL/PAULA RECORDS MASTERWORK "I FEEL GOOD"

* PRODUCED BY THE PIERRE JAUBERT

* IMPECCABLY MASTERED BY JOE REAGOSO AT FRIDAY MUSIC STUDIOS FROM THE JEWEL/PAULA RECORDS & 43 NORTH BROADWAY RECORDINGS

* STUNNING BLUE VINYL

* STRIKING ORIGINAL ALBUM COVER PRESENTATION

* FEATURES ROCKIN' JOHN LEE HOOKER FAVORITES: "I FEEL SO GOOD" "ROLL AND TUMBLE" "DAZIE MAE" & "LOOKING BACK OVER MY DAY"

* FEATURED MUSICIANS: JOHN LEE HOOKER, LOWELL FULSON, CAREY BELL & S.P. LEARY

In 1969, John Lee Hooker released a rockin' blues masterwork "I Feel Good" featuring his fellow blues greats Lowell Fulson on guitar, Carey Bell on bass and S.P. Leary on drums.

Recorded in Paris, France, the historic recording session displays the natural country blues that would continually make John Lee Hooker a favorite with his ever growing blues and rock audience, Thanks to blues favorites like his brilliant "I Feel Good" and his classic "Roll And Tumble", these tunes really kick the album into overdrive.

More favorites abound with John Lee Hooker's lead guitar and sorely missed vocals on tracks like "Dazie Mae" and "Baby Baby"

Always the introspective bluesman, Hooker's classic "Looking Back Over My Day" truly makes this a wonderful listen and a high point of this classic album.

Friday Music is no stranger to the legacy of John Lee Hooker, as we are very pleased to revisit his classic "I Feel Good" on stunning Blue Vinyl.

Impeccably mastered from the Jewel/Paula Records & 43 North Broadway recordings by Joe Reagoso (John Lee Hooker, Canned Heat, Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters) this amazing album will also be featured in its original LP album cover presentation, to further enhance your John Lee Hooker listening experience.

Truly a masterpiece in the blues ... John Lee Hooker style!

Tracklist
I Feel Good
Baby Baby
Dazie Mae
Stand By
Going Home
Looking Back Over My Day
Roll And Tumble
Baby Don't Do Me Wrong
Come On Baby