Roadhouse Blues - The Doors with John Lee Hooker

Start the day by listening to this tune. I'm sure you'll be stomping your feet the whole day through.

From the "Stoned Immaculate," a tribute album dedicated to The Doors made in 2000.

Dig those Blues harp riffs!

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