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Riff Tone

One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer

John Lee Hooker

Guitarblues1960s

Original Gear

GuitarGibson ES-335 (likely, based on era and Hooker's known studio use in the 1960s)
AmpFender Tweed amp (likely, based on Hooker's typical studio setup in the 1960s; exact model not confirmed for this session)

Amp Settings

gain3
bass6.5

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Effects & Signal Chain

Notes

Studio recording, 1966 version. No direct evidence of pedals or effects beyond possible amp reverb. Gear inferred from Hooker's known studio use in the mid-1960s; no explicit session documentation found for this track.

Tone Character(9)
warm and woodyslightly gritty breakuptouch-sensitive and dynamicmellow highsrounded lowsnatural amp compressionorganic and unprocessedexpressive picking responseminimal effects coloration

Difficulty

The riff is technically simple but requires a strong sense of blues shuffle timing and expressive, dynamic picking to capture the feel of Hooker's playing.

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