Lightnin' Hopkins - Selected Discography

Selected Discography

  • 1959 - Lightnin' Hopkins Strums the Blues (Score)
  • 1959 - Lightnin' Hopkins (Folkways)
  • 1959 - Lightnin' and the Blues (Herald)
  • 1960 - Country Blues (Tradition Records)
  • 1960 - Last Night Blues (Bluesville Records)
  • 1960 - Mojo Hand (Fire Records)
  • 1960 - Lightnin' (Bluesville)
  • 1960 - Lightnin' In New York (Candid Records)
  • 1961 - Autobiography in Blues (Tradition)
  • 1961 - Blues in My Bottle (Bluesville)
  • 1962 - Walkin' This Road By Myself (Bluesville)
  • 1962 - Lightnin' and Co. (Bluesville)
  • 1962 - Lightnin' Strikes (Vee-Jay Records)
  • 1963 - Blues Hoot (Vee-Jay Records; live at The Ash Grove 1961 with Sonny Terry, Brownie McGhee, and Big Joe Williams)
  • 1963 - Smokes Like Lightnin' (Bluesville)
  • 1963 - Goin' Away (Bluesville)
  • 1964 - Down Home Blues (Bluesville)
  • 1965 - Hootin' the Blues (Bluesville)
  • 1965 - Lightnin' Strikes (Tradition)
  • 1965 - The Roots of Lightnin' Hopkins (Verve Folkways)
  • 1966 - Soul Blues (Bluesville)
  • 1967 - My Life in the Blues (Bluesville)
  • 1967 - Original Folk Blues (Kent Records)
  • 1967 - Lightnin'! (Arhoolie Records)
  • 1968 - Freeform Patterns (International Artists)
  • 1969 - California Mudslide (and Earthquake)
  • 1991 - Swarthmore Concert Live, 1964
  • 1991 - Sittin' in with Lightnin' Hopkins (Mainstream Records)
  • 1991 - The Hopkins Bros. (Arhoolie Records, with his brothers Joel and John Henry)
  • 1991 - The Complete Aladdin Recordings (EMI Blues Series)
  • 1992 - Lonesome Life (Home Cooking/Collectables)
  • 1992 - It's a Sin to Be Rich (Gitanes Jazz Productions)
  • 1993 - Mojo Hand: The Lightnin' Hopkins Anthology (Rhino Records)
  • 1994 - Texas Blues (Arhoolie Records)
  • 1995 - Po' Lightning
  • 1999 - The Very Best of Lightnin' Hopkins(Rhino Records)

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