The Blues legend, then and always. How are you remembering John Lee Hooker today? Honor The Hook by diving into the songs that shaped the sound of the Blues. Listen to JOHN LEE HOOKER ESSENTIALS on Apple Music today: found.ee/JLHEssentials-2 Photos courtesy of Getty Images.

📸: On this day in 1985, John Lee Hooker and CarlosSantana shared the stage at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco during the Air Lift Benefit concert. This event brought together a diverse lineup of artists to raise funds for humanitarian efforts. Their performance included

John Lee Hooker and John Hammond, side by side on the BBC stage in 1992 - performing “My Father Was a Jockey” with nothing but grit, groove, and pure Blues soul. Part of the JOHN LEE HOOKER AND FRIENDS special, this moment captures two masters locked in the rhythm of something

Do you know these John Lee Hooker facts? Hooker lived a life as powerful and unpredictable as his music. From growing up in the Mississippi Delta to electrifying the world stage, his journey was marked by pivotal moments - crossing paths with legends, shaping the sound of modern

Nothing hits like the Blues. And no one laid it down quite like The Hook. Got a favorite John Lee Hooker track? Drop it in the comments. 📸: Getty Images #JohnLeeHooker

🎶 “Do you feel alright? Can you feel it?” 🎶 🎥: John Lee Hooker, live in Montreal, circa 1981. #JohnLeeHooker

BLUES MEETS ROCK Check out The Dead Daisies' gritty, hard-hitting take on “Boom Boom.” Proof that a true Blues classic hits just as hard in any genre. #JohnLeeHookerCover

Remembering Jim Morrison. Jim was more than a rock icon - he was a poet with deep soul, and a true follower of the Blues. His admiration for the music ran deep, and you could hear it in the way he sang, wrote, and lived. Photo by Getty Images.

Happy Fourth of July! Hopefully there’s free beer and chicken somewhere. Need some tunes this holiday? 👉 found.ee/FreeBeerChicken #JohnLeeHooker

BOOM BOOM is back - John Lee Hooker’s iconic 1992 album returns July 25th, now available to pre-order on vinyl and CD, with two bonus tracks included on the CD. This powerful set features reimagined versions of Hooker’s most essential songs - Boom Boom, I’m Bad Like Jesse James,

Which John Lee Hooker lyric describes you best? Screenshot and let us know! Find all JLH music here: found.ee/Alljohnlee

Get ready - John Lee Hooker’s BOOM BOOM returns July 25, 2025, and pre-orders are open now, including the first ever wide release on vinyl. Originally released in 1992, this electrifying album finds Hooker reimagining his classic songs with a powerhouse lineup of modern Blues

This month, John Lee Hooker, preformed at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1983 and 1990. The Montreux Jazz Festival is one of the world's biggest and longest-running Jazz festivals. There, the King of Boogie performed legendary hits like “Boom Boom,” “Crawlin’ King Snake,” and

“[I’ve got] the same beat that I’ve always had. I’d never change that, ‘cause if I change that, I wouldn’t be John Lee Hooker anymore.” -John Lee Hooker From the foot-stomping boogie of “Boom Boom” to the slow-burn soul of “It Serves You Right to Suffer,” his sound never

This time in 1991, Hooker performed at the North Sea Festival, where he was joined by the Coast to Coast Blues band. Check out the performance here!! : found.ee/zQT9iC Photos courtesy of Getty.

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John Lee Hooker’s journey from struggle to triumph inspired his family to launch the John Lee Hooker Foundation—an organization dedicated to uplifting young people through arts, education, and wellness. In collaboration with local nonprofits, the foundation champions

On this day in 1992, Hooker lit up the stage at The Sting in New Britain, Connecticut. Backed by the Shaboo All Stars, he delivered a powerhouse set featuring “Lonely Man,” “Hobo Blues,” “It Serves You Right to Suffer,” and “Crawlin’ King Snake.” A night of pure, unfiltered

In the summer of 1960, the King of Boogie took the stage at the Newport Folk Festival and delivered a stripped-down, soul‑stirring rendition of “Maudie.” This performance was recorded live on June 25, 1960, at Newport and later appeared on THE FOLK LORE OF JOHN LEE HOOKER.

🎶 “As long as you love me, I love you” 🎶 Listen to one of John Lee Hooker’s classics, “Shake It Baby,” here: found.ee/StreamShakeItB… #JohnLeeHooker