John Lee Hooker
Sings Blues

Listening notes

John Lee Hooker’s Sings Blues is documented here as a 1964 vinyl release on the Regal label, catalog number SREG 30003. The genre is listed as Blues. The album title and credited artist are as given above, with the format specified as Vinyl.

The track sequence is organized into two sides of six tracks each. Side A presents:
A1 Wandering Blues
A2 I’m Gonna Kill That Woman
A3 Heart Trouble Blues
A4 Don’t You Remember Me
A5 Slim’s Stomp
A6 The Numbers

Side B continues with:
B1 Nightmare Blues
B2 Moaning Blues
B3 Don’t Go Baby
B4 Thinking Blues
B5 Late Last Night
B6 Devil’s Jump

Within this sequence, five titles explicitly include the word “Blues”: Wandering Blues, Heart Trouble Blues, Nightmare Blues, Moaning Blues, and Thinking Blues. The remainder include titles such as I’m Gonna Kill That Woman, Don’t You Remember Me, Slim’s Stomp, The Numbers, Don’t Go Baby, Late Last Night, and Devil’s Jump. As listed here, there are no track durations provided for any selection.

For identification and cataloging purposes, the following points are noted verbatim from the available data: artist John Lee Hooker; title Sings Blues; label Regal; catalog number SREG 30003; year 1964; format Vinyl; genre Blues; and the 12-track listing with the positions A1–A6 and B1–B6 as shown above. No additional release attributes (such as recording details, personnel, pressing information, or country of issue) are included in the provided information, and track timings are not specified.

This entry is presented as a concise reference based solely on the verified details listed. Any further characterization—such as reception, influence, recording history, sound quality, personnel, pressing quality, rarity, value, or listening impressions—is intentionally omitted pending external verification.