Singles Collection Vol. 2

Ah, Lightnin' Hopkins. The man, the myth, the legend. With his signature blend of blues, folk, and country, Hopkins has been wowing audiences for decades. And now, we have the pleasure of diving into his Singles Collection Vol. 2 from 1951-62. This album is a treasure trove of Hopkins' best work, showcasing his raw talent and unique style. From the gritty "Katie Mae" to the soulful "Mojo Hand," each track is a testament to Hopkins' ability to captivate listeners with his haunting vocals and intricate guitar playing. One of the stand-out tracks on this collection is "Bring Me My Shotgun," a gritty, slow-burning blues ballad that showcases Hopkins' storytelling prowess. With lyrics like "I'm gonna shoot my woman, 'cause she's so mean and evil," it's hard not to get drawn into the dark, brooding world that Hopkins creates. Overall, the Singles Collection Vol. 2 is a must-have for any blues enthusiast. Hopkins' influence can be heard in countless artists today, and this album is a testament to his enduring legacy. So, do yourself a favour and give it a listen. You won't be disappointed.