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John Lee Hooker
Hooker CDs (2006) Box Set; Special Edition
Lloyd Gregory music CDs
 $44.65   
Although blues legend John Lee Hooker has been compiled on more best-of sets than anyone would care to count, it wasn't until 2006's HOOKER that a box set spanning the entirety of his vast,
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Jesse James
Operator Please Put Me Through CD (1993)
Lloyd Gregory CD discography
$12.95
I Can Do Bad By Myself." (Previously deleted: 9/1/05. Original release date: 5/5/94)
Liner Note Author: Jesse James.
Recording information: Darstan Studios, Mtn. This is the third album from "Mr.
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Zakiya Hooker
Keeping It Real CD (2009)
Lloyd Gregory discography
$13.19
When John Lee Hooker passed away in 2001 at the age of 83, obituaries noted that the blues giant was survived by no less than eight children. At least two of them, Zakiya Hooker (formerly Vera Lee Hooker) and John
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Zakiya Hooker
Another Generation Of The Blues CD (1995)
Lloyd Gregory albums
$12.95
contemporary blues from the daughter of John Lee Hooker, featuring this blues legend
Photographer: Robert Young.
Personnel: Zakiya Hooker (vocals); John Lee Hooker (vocals); Lloyd Gregory (guitar); Marty Wehner, Bill Ortiz (horns); Duke Jethro (organ); Ollan Christopher (acoustic bass, background vocals);
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Jesse James
It Just Don't Feel The Same CD (1997)
Lloyd Gregory CD discography
$15.05
(Previously deleted: 9/1/05. "Mr. I Can Do Bad By Myself" is back again with another great pot of great R&B/soul gumbo, including 3 originals and 10 songs written by various members in his band.
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Funky Aztecs
Chicano Blues CD (1992)
Lloyd Gregory music CDs
$9.35
Their music was a mixture of political rap laced with tales from the street. Straight outta Vallejo, California, the Funky Aztecs hit the Bay Area rap scene in the 1990's.
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Sugar Pie DeSanto
Sugar Is Salty CD (1995)
Lloyd Gregory songs
$13.79 
SF Bay Area blues, soul & jazz singer, in her long career was staff writer for Chess Records, opened for James Brown, recorded w. Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, Etta James+, 12 tracks
Personnel: Sugar Pie DeSanto (vocals);
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