She's mine
Alternate title
Keep your hands to yourself
Master
61-2207
Location/Date
Universal Recording Corporation
Chicago, IL, October 26 1961
Vee-Jay 453
Lineup
John Lee Hooker, vcl/gtr; Joe Edward Hunter, pno; Hank Cosby, ts; Andrew 'Mike' Terry, baritonesax; Larry Veeder, gtr; James Jamerson, bs; Benny Benjamin, dms
Produced by
Calvin Carter
Vee-Jay 453
EP
Outta Sight RSV064, Stateside SE 1008
LP
Craft Recordings CR00544, Delta Blues DELB008LP, Joy Records JOY 124, Vee-Jay DS 7007, Vee-Jay LP 1043
CD
Acrobat ACQCD 7103, Avid Roots EMSC1208, Charly CD 170, Charly CDGR 151, Charly CDGR 298, Charly CDRB 10, Charly CPCD 8242-2, Charly CR RED 6, Charly VBCD 301, Collectables COL 0108, Craft Recordings CR00015, Craft Recordings CR00545, Hoodoo Records 263481, Rhino CD R2 70572, Shout! Factory 8 26663 10198, Shout! Factory 8 26663 11289, Soul Jam Records 600913, Soul Jam Records 806181, SPV Recordings SPVCD 95940, Tomato R2 71659, Union Square Music INTROTCD01
Most of Hooker’s recordings for Vee-Jay were done in Bill Putnam’s newly built studio, Universal Recording Corporation, on 46 E. Walton Street in Chicago, with his ”#2-man”, Bernie Clapper, engineering (in studio 2). Hooker’s Vee-Jay ”contacts” were Jimmy Bracken, Ewart Abner and especially Calvin Carter, who also was the foremost producer. When Putnam in 1957 started his United Recording at Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, Clapper took the lead in Chicago.
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