Thanks to his legendary musical performances, the father of the blues, Charley Patton, famously owned a new car in the 1930s Mississippi Delta, an extreme rarity which helped inspire a younger generation of black men who idolized Patton to also become performers — including Howlin’ Wolf, Son House, Robert Johnson, Willie Brown, Pops Staples, Tommy Johnson, Honeyboy Edwards & many others…

The Bluescentric Brand John Lee Hooker Racerback Crop Top comes in relaxed cropped-fit sizes Small through 2XL. It is 52% airlume combed/ring-spun cotton, 48% poly jersey, racerback and features raw edge (unsewn) arm holes.

Official John Lee Hooker, every sale directly benefits Hooker's non-for-profit.

This rootsy John Lee Hooker logo t-shirt was scanned straight off of the 1960 first vinyl record pressing of Hooker's acclaimed album, The Country Blues of John Lee Hooker, on Riverside Records. The distresses and brush strokes feature prominently in this interesting sixty year old hand-drawn lettering. 

The unique album introduced Hooker's acoustic roots to the world. Until then, he was well known for his methodic electric guitar numbers on Vee Jay records. But Country Blues was just John Lee with an acoustic guitar, playing the music he'd first mastered coming up in the Mississippi Delta. 

Weight 0.38 lbs
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