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The Real Folk Blues
is an album by
blues musician
That was recorded in
Chicago in 1966
and released by
the Chess label.
Additional tracks
from the sessions
were released as
More Real Folk Blues:
The Missing Album
in 1991.
AllMusic reviewer
Stephen Cook stated:
"Listeners wanting to find a
comprehensive collection
of Hooker's work
may not find it here,
but they certainly
won't be disappointed
once the needle hits
the grooves on
this solid 1966
Chess release by
the blues master.
Featuring nine
Hooker originals,
the set is a
fetching mix
of raucously
fun up-tempo cuts
and
starkly slow classics."
More Real Folk Blues:
The Missing Album
is a record by blues
guitarist and singer
that was recorded in
Chicago in 1966
at the same sessions for
The Real Folk Blues
but not released by
the Chess label
until 1991
AllMusic reviewer
Bill Dahl stated:
"Produced by
Ralph Bass
in 1966
but not issued by
Chess at the time,
More Real Folk Blues
was unearthed by
MCA only a
few years back.
It's no masterpiece,
but certainly deserved
release in its day
backed by Burns
and a
Chicago rhythm section
that copes as well
as can be
expected with
Hooker's singular
sense of timing".
TRACKLIST
Let's Go Out Tonight
Peace Lovin' Man
Stella Mae
I Put My Trust In You
I'm In The Mood
You Know, I Know
I'll Never Trust Your Love Again
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
The Waterfront
This Land is Nobody's Land
Deep Blue Sea
Nobody Knows
Mustang Sally And GTO
Lead Me
Catfish
I Cant Quit You Baby
Want Ad Blues
House Rent Blues



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