Graveyard Blues (CD) PR76589 4 People Keep Talking

4 People Keep Talking

& The MG's: "Over Easy"

Inducted into the GRAMMY Hall of Fame and included in Rolling Stone’s “500 Greatest Albums of All Time” Born Under A Bad Sign also features contributions from Booker T

Helluva Way To End A Partnership (Rodriguez)

sympathetic score was Michael Kamen—one of his last major scores and his first animated film

Graveyard Blues (CD) PR76589 4 People Keep TalkingDetails Much of Hooker's best loved work was recorded for independent Chicago labels like Vee Jay in the '50s and '60s, but the bluesman's long, prolific career began in the late '40s in Detroit. During that time, as chronicled on Graveyard Blues, Hooker refined the doomy, foot stomping boogie style that would become his trademark. The Hooker of '49 '50 sounds less tormented, lacking the existential edge of his later recordings. Instead, there's a