John Lee Hooker
Sings Blues

Listening notes

John Lee Hooker’s Sings Blues is documented here as a 1964 vinyl release on Ember Records, catalog number EMB 3356, filed under the Blues genre. The album title and credited artist appear as provided, with the format specified as Vinyl.

The track sequence is organized over two sides with six tracks per side. 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 follows with: B1 Nightmare Blues; B2 Moaning Blues; B3 Don’t Go Baby; B4 Thinking Blues; B5 Late Last Night; B6 Devil’s Jump. The ordering places Wandering Blues as the opener and Devil’s Jump as the closer. Track durations are not supplied in the provided listing.

Several selections explicitly reference “Blues” in their titles, including Wandering Blues, Heart Trouble Blues, Nightmare Blues, Moaning Blues, and Thinking Blues. Other titles on the set include 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.

For cataloging and identification purposes, the key markers are:
- Artist: John Lee Hooker
- Title: Sings Blues
- Label: Ember Records
- Catalog number: EMB 3356
- Year: 1964
- Format: Vinyl
- Genre: Blues

No additional information on recording details, personnel, pressings, or track timings is included in the source data above, and none is inferred here. This entry reflects the track configuration and release identifiers as listed. Collectors and researchers can use the label and catalog number, together with the complete track order by side, to distinguish this Ember Records issue from other John Lee Hooker releases that may share similar or overlapping titles.