John Lee Hooker Introduction

Ladies and gentlemens
In the whole wide world, there is only one man
That can look through muddy water and spot dry land
I'm talkin' about "The King of the Boogie"
"The Godfather of the Blues", "The Healer" of all the world
Grammy award winner, John Lee Hooker

Good evening
Will they ever get my guitar?
Ah, thank you

Lord, Lord, come on, do it
Come on, babe, come on, do it
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on-on
I love you, I love you-you-you-you
And no one, no one, no one, no one babe, you-you

So c'mon, and come on-on, come on
And do ya feel alright tonight, now, yeah?
Do you feel, feel, feel, feel, feel alright?
Yeah, come on, s'on, and it's right with me, baby
Oh, yeah

I'm so lonely, I'm so alone, I'm so lonely, I'm so alone
I feel like I wanna, I wanna cry all night long, oh, I love
So alone, so lonely, so lonely-lonely-lone-lonely
Go on and go on, so alone

Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh

Thank you
Alright, yah-yeah

I wanna support the deli'try of someone's here
Uhm, not mature, ah, a young lady
She works here and she says her name is Susie-Ann
I think she love the slow blues, so I'm gonna
Do somethin' new that I don't have on my album as yet
But it will be, you will hear it, thing called "Mabel"