Chill Out [Shout! Factory] John Lee Hooker

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  • Release Date: 02/06/2007
  • Original Release: 1995
  • Sales Rank: 47,563
  • Label: SHOUT FACTORY
  • UPC: 826663103274

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Chill Out [Shout! Factory]

1LISTENChill Out (Things Gonna Change) / Carlos Santana 4:47
2LISTENDeep Blue Sea 4:08
3LISTENKiddio 3:11
4LISTENMedley: Serves Me Right to Suffer/Syndicator [Medley] / Van Morrison 6:26
5LISTENOne Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer 3:26
6LISTENTupelo 3:58
7LISTENWoman on My Mind 5:29
8LISTENAnnie Mae 5:19
9LISTENToo Young 4:45
10LISTENTalkin' the Blues 3:44
11LISTENIf You've Never Been in Love 4:49
12LISTENWe'll Meet Again 4:01
13LISTENDown So Low previously unreleased / Bonus Track 3:41
14LISTENFire Down Below previously unreleased / Bonus Track 3:49

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Chill Out isn't the superstar blow-out of John Lee Hooker's late-'80s albums, yet it retains that flavor. Featuring some extended soloing from Carlos Santana, Chill Out is filled with long blues workouts, all captured in pristine, state-of-the-art technology. Nothing on the disc captures the raw vitality of Hooker's prime material -- it's all relaxed blues-rock jams. The clean, sterile production doesn't help the basically directionless music. Certainly nothing on Chill Out is outright bad; in fact, most of it is pleasant, yet few of the songs on the album warrant repeated listens. [The 2007 Shout! edition features a new remastering overhaul and two bonus tracks.] Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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