John Hooker Lee - Standard School Broadcast Recordings [LP] Goofin Records and indeed in 20th-century music

and indeed in 20th-century music

Between interstitials about Marco's passion for hip-hop and cartoons

The Midnight Hour is Black excellence: an ode to the cultural sophistication that the Harlem Renaissance established for it's people

It's about how our history and our scars configure to make us who we are in this moment

Silverstein had a string of Billboard songwriting successes including credits for the 1969 Johnny Cash hit "A Boy Named Sue"

John Hooker Lee - Standard School Broadcast Recordings [LP] Goofin Records and indeed in 20th-century musicVinyl LP pressing. Once considered a long lost studio recording from John Lee Hooker, The Standard School Broadcast Recordings is the first commercial release of a rare 1973 fully electric blues band recording. Performed direct to tape at Coast Recorders in San Francisco, the session captures Hooker at a tumultuous and deeply transformative time of his career, accompanied by his reliable standby rhythm section of bassist Gino Skaggs and drummer Ken