rogerriffin wrote on Feb 9^th, 2023 at 7:22pm:


Now we're talking, the drummer there is my friend and three members of that band at that time were my schoolmates

That's a great boogie (John Lee Hooker Style) Made in Mexico City

The Disco era was big on appropriating the word boogie, because it quickly ran out of fun euphemisms for dance:

Did you know that John Lee Hooker (La Cienega Music) sued ZZ Top, I didn't

But, yes it's boogie chillen' (refried)

Have mercy! and let's boogie you B&B!!!!

And this, too, be Boogie:

andrews27 wrote on Feb 13^th, 2023 at 8:04am:


Both are boogies, both the John Lee Hooker style, that's why both are on Side 1 of 4 on the greatest studio album ever released!

Thanks Andrews, and thanks so far to Rogerriffi, The Wick, mojoman, Some Guy, Paranoid Android, andWaiteringOnAFiend, when I posted this I was epxpecting less participation! I didn't want a thread with me posting boogie that nobody cares

WOW

BIG THANK YOU

haha I just watched the official video... is that you Some Guy?



This is a hot boogie, a hot teacher and hot perverted wild bunh of nasty students

Voodoo Chile in Wonderland wrote on Feb 13^th, 2023 at 7:16pm:



Good stuff Voo, saw the mole, the snake and fito at a club once and
John Lee not on the same bill though

Boogie On CS!  You boogie and you rock!  I have all Ten Years After and Alvin Lee records and a lot of bootlegs but never heard that one, on CD I obnly have the live albums and 2 CDs of TYA and 2 by Alvin Lee

Thanks a lot! Love it

Here my LPs

Hooker in hi-def:

https://www.analogplanet.com/content/john-lee-hookers-1962-blues-classic-burnin-...

John Lee Hooker’s 1962 Blues Classic Burnin’ Heats Up Turntables Again With New Kevin Gray-Remastered All-Analog 180g LP From Craft Recordings

“Burnin’ paired Hooker with a full, electric band for the first time on record, with six of the most talented musicians of the era — all of whom served as members of Motown Records’ house players. Joining Hooker was keyboardist Joe Hunter, bassist James Jamerson, guitarist Larry Veeder, and drummer Benny Benjamin. A horn section, featuring saxophonist Hank Crosby and baritone saxophonist Andrew “Mike” Terry, added additional textures to the songs. These men, who soon came to be known as the Funk Brothers, would appear on the biggest hits of the decade, backing sessions by the Supremes, Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, the Temptations, and Stevie Wonder.”

Tom wrote on Feb 16^th, 2023 at 1:14pm:


LOL thanks Tom! You Boogie!



I have it on VHS, then on LP (bootleg), then on LP, then on CD/DVD, and then on DVD/BluRay (in the big big box "The Early Years"

Those days were very special 11th and 12th January 1967, the winter of love in London! Brian Jones, as you mentioned, was in the audience, and that day John and Yoko Met and became friends. The show was the "14 hour TechnicolourDream Extravaganza" psychedelic imagery and jammimg with sike-ay-delic improvisations... a real psychedelic boogie! It appears on the film "Tonite, let's all make love in London"

So... it don't belong here but I love it, I really do!

Below my stuff

The modern version:

Lick to watch!
Mick Taylor & Ben Waters Boogie Band, Hotel Treff Hansa, (Best Western Hotel) in Mettmann, Germany - January 25, 2012 © screenshot from the video by Gudi0510

OMG! A third post with Boogie Wonderland, now with the screen, I think it's time to go back to "Voodoo" in my name

Boogie on!