T.B. Sheets - John Lee Hooker

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Uploaded by on Jan 21, 2010

"T.B. Sheets," from the Van Morrison album "Blowin' Your Mind "67, was covered on the John Lee Hooker album "Never Get Out Of These Blues Alive" 72.

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  • This is hardly a cover of T.B. Sheets. I mean its a great jam but the only thing it has to do with Van's version is that John Borrowed the phrase/title "T.B. Sheets". The lyrics and story are completley different and are told from different points of view. Personally i prefer Van's version way more but again I still think this is pretty damn good

  • @shutemdwn less is more.

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  • This is the blues, most everything else called that, is bullshit...

  • @sun10lion that's so cool!!! Which one was your boyfriend?? I know that theres a vid or two here on youtube that has van playing with soundhole. Live at the orphanage I believe it's called

  • I had this album when I was in high school. I'm 56 years old. When I was 18 my boyfriend worked for a band called "Sound Hole" they used to play back up for Van Morrison & they used to jam with John Lee all the time. Don't put John Lee down as Van looked up to John Lee.

  • One of the most under-appreciated artists ever

  • This is from the live album "The Cream". Recorded in 1977, just after Elvis died.

  • @ColtonCernyMusic

    Well where did Van The Man get the idea to write a song about illness called 'TB Sheets'? Maybe from 'TB Blues', a song blues muso Victoria Spivey was singing in the 1920s? (There's a clip on YT of her doing it in the '60s) also covered by Champion Jack Dupree & Jimmie Rodgers in the '30s.

    Not that it matters....

  • @bubbaz88

    Try on line WZLX HD2 "Radio Mojo".

  • @kamsack

    It's a poor decision to speed up the blues...

  • @dave10524

    Van Morrison wrote this in 1967; JLH covered it on a 1973 album.

  • Thanks so much for posting this song!! Been looking a long, long time for it.

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