Lightnin' Hopkins - Lightnin' (1969)

A1 	Hold Up Your Hand 	
A2 	My Starter Won't Start This Morning 	
A3 	What'd I Say 	
A4 	One Kind Favor 	
A5 	Baby Please Don't Go 	
B1 	Trouble In Mind 	
B2 	Annie's Blues 	
B3 	Baby 	
B4 	Little And Low 	
B5 	I Hear You Calling 	
C1 	Mojo Hand Part 1 	
C2 	Mojo Hand Part 2 	
C3 	Have You Ever Had A Woman 	
C4 	Ain't It Crazy 	
C5 	Black And Evil 	
D1 	Rock Me Baby 	
D2 	Hello Central 	
D3 	Back Door Friend 	
D4 	Little Girl, Little Girl 	
D5 	It's Better Down The Road

Sam "Lightnin'" Hopkins was one of the most influential musicians in modern day blues music. Born and raised in Texas, Hopkins lived early life as a rambler, playing music for most of his career on street corners and in local bars. As blues and folk music took the world by storm in the early 1960s, Hopkins became famous for his contributions, having recorded a number of widely popular albums and gaining a worldwide fan base. His music changed the way the world viewed blues music. --- highbeam.com

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