Blues legend John Lee Hooker cut countless records beginning with his debut for Modern in 1948 and going some 50+ years until his death in 2001. With such a vast discography it can be easy to lose track of some records and Burning Hell recorded in Detroit in 1959 with just his guitar and vocals is one such lost record. But this album deserves so much to be rediscovered a brilliant set from his acoustic period this is raw southern acoustic blues at its best and a truly brilliant collection of songs. Rumble is pleased to bring this lost classic back to light on LP.

Side A:
1. Burning Hell
2. Graveyard Blues
3. Baby Please Dont Go
4. Jackson Tennessee
5. You Live Your Life And Ill Live Mine
6. Smokestack Lightnin
Side B:
1. How Can You Do It?
2. I Dont Want No Woman If Her Hair Aint No Longer Than Mine
3. I Rolled And Turned And Cried The Whole Night Long
4. Blues For My Baby
5. Key To The Highway
6. Natchez Fire