9 thoughts on “ Change Your Way - Lightnin Hopkins - The Lightnin Hopkins Collection - 20 Blues Greats (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. I'm not sure where the dividing line is between blues and folk--in the case of Lightnin' Hopkins maybe there isn't one. This is surely American music at its purest, undistilled best! No more hype--if you want to add a very special disc to your collection, look no further/5(18).

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2. Lightnin Hopkins There's Good Rockin' Tonight Cassette Tape SEALED New Old Stock. $ The Lightnin' Hopkins Collection 20 Blues Greats Audio Cassette Tape Album. $ shipping: + $ shipping. Vintage Cassette Lot 80s. $ Change country: Seller Rating: % positive.

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3. Compilation of Alladin singles sharing the cover artwork with the classic "Strums The Blues" LP on Score (). Listed as "Strums The Blues" on the cover, "In The 5/5(1).

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4. Feb 21,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - The Blues According to Lightnin' Hopkins YouTube , THE BLUES ACCORDIN TO LIGHTNIN HOPKINS - Duration: George Mihal 20, views.

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5. Apr 07,  · Is there such a thing as a bad Lightnin' Sam Hopkins record? No, but there are a lot of badly recorded Hopkins records. Happily, Goin' Away originally released in on the Bluesville label (an imprint of Prestige Records) isn't one of them. And the already good sonics have even been improved in yet another superb gram Analogue Productions LP reissue.

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6. Feb 02,  · LIGHTNIN’ HOPKINS (SAM HOPKINS) Born Centerville, Tx, 15 Mar Died Houston, Tx, 30 Jan THUNDER SMITH (WILSON SMITH) Died Houston, Tx, V/p with Lightnin’ Hopkins, g; d. Los Angeles, 9 Nov Can’t do like you used to Ald , Imp LP West Coast blues Ald , Imp LP L.A. blues Ald

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7. A true poet of the blues, Lightnin' Hopkins was a master of tall, tongue-in-cheek tales, often made up on the spot in the recording studio. The first song on this album, "I'm Going to Build Me a Heaven of My Own," adescribes an encounter with a bearded man claiming to be Jesus Christ.

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8. Jul 27,  · I recently heard a couple of Lightnin' Hopkins tunes I loved. He seems to have recorded a ton of stuff but the era I like is either him playing electric solo with a really searing tone like Black Cat Bone or especially Lonesome Dog Blues, or playing a boogie with a rocking band like Hear Me Talkin'.

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9. Lightnin' Hopkins (re-released as The Roots of Lightnin' Hopkins) is an album by blues musician Lightnin' Hopkins, recorded in and released on the Folkways label. The album was first released at around the time the book The Country Blues came out and was an instant success and gave Lightnin's career a well-deserved new lease on life. Lightnin' went on to record many more songs in .

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