JOHN LEE HOOKER - Burnin' (60th Anniversary All Analog Stereo Remaster) Acid Jazz string and brass sections

string and brass sections

it captures a fascinating musical and personal journey of a man displaced from his native Dalmatia (now Croatia) during WWII who eventually ended up in Los Angeles in the mid 60s via time in a German labour camp

Sepultura are arguably Brazil’s biggest music export having enjoyed huge global success throughout their career to date

as well as a host of TV shows

and with our new home at Erased Tapes

JOHN LEE HOOKER - Burnin' (60th Anniversary All Analog Stereo Remaster) Acid Jazz string and brass sectionsLP 180g Black Vinyl. 60th Anniversary Edition newly remastered stereo audio from the original analog tapes. Housed in a tip on jacket, which replicates Vee Jay Records original design. Time has proven 1961 album Burnin' to be an important and highly influential release. It was seen as a departure at the time, his standard line up being replaced by Motown session musicians, resulting in a fuller sound. Features the classic 'Boom Boom'. Vinyl Edition: