Recorded in just two days, "I Feel Good!" is a raw, energetic album that captures Hooker in fine form, channeling the blues and R&B influences that defined his sound. The album features a mix of new material and re-recordings of his earlier hits.
- The album was recorded in Los Angeles, California, with Hooker backed by a full band that included members of the Crusaders. It was produced by Sherman Poe.
- "I Feel Good!" peaked at number 30 on the Billboard Blues Albums chart in 1971.
- The album's title track is a re-recording of Hooker's 1951 hit "I'm Modern, Ain't Got Nobody."
John Lee Hooker was a blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter from Mississippi. He rose to fame in the 1940s and 1950s with his unique Vaudeville-influenced boogie-woogie style. In 1971, Hooker was in the midst of a career resurgence, having recently signed with the independent label Good Time Records.
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