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Lightnin’ Hopkins vinyl records
VinylSonar tracks 54 vinyl releases by Lightnin’ Hopkins, spanning 1959–2002. The most recent is In the Key of Lightnin’ (2002). 8 of them are live. Browse the full discography below — each release links to its cover art and details.
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In the Key of Lightnin’
2002
Live at Newport
2002
Live! At the 1966 Berkeley Blues Festival
2000
Houston Gold
1996
Sometimes I Believe She Loves Me
1996
California Mudslide (And Earthquake)
1995
Blues Hoot Live Recording at 'The Ash Grove'
1995
You're Gonna Miss Me - Live 1971: Previously Unreleased, Volume 2
1993
The Swarthmore Concert
1993
Blues Is My Business - Live 1971: Previously Unreleased
1992
It's a Sin to Be Rich
1992
The Lost Texas Tapes, Vol. 1
1991
Trouble in Mind
1991
Lightnin's Love
1991
Lightnin' Hopkins & Friends – The Lost Texas Tapes: Volume 5
1990
Live At The Bird Lounge
1984
Forever
1983
Po' Lightnin'
1983
Lightnin’!
1977
Strikes Again!
1975
The Legacy of the Blues, Vol. 12
1974
Talkin’ Some Sense
1972
Dirty Blues
1972
In Berkeley
1972
That's My Story the Blues of Sam 'Lightnin'' Hopkins Volume One
1969
The Great Electric Show and Dance
1969
Free Form Patterns
1968
The Texas Bluesman
1968
Something Blue
1967
Blue Lightnin’
1967
Lightning Hopkins with His Brothers Joel and John Henry and with Barbara Dane
1966
Hootin’ the Blues
1965
Down Home Blues
1965
Lightnin’ Sonny & Brownie
1965
Soul Blues
1965
Goin’ Away
1963
Smokes Like Lightning
1963
Mojo Hand
1962
Lightnin' Sam Hopkins
1962
Lightnin’ and Co.
1962
Lightnin’ Strikes
1962
Walkin' This Road By Myself
1962
Last Night Blues
1961
Blues in My Bottle
1961
Lightnin'
1960
Lightnin' and the Blues
1960
Lightnin' in New York
1960
Autobiography in Blues
1960
Lightnin' Hopkins
1959
The Rooster Crowed in England
1959
Country Blues
1959
Shake That Thing
Rising Sun Collection
Last of the Great Blues Singers
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