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Zakiya Hooker
Zakiya Hooker is the daughter of blues legend John Lee Hooker, and she began her solo career in 1997 with the album 'Sugar Moon.' Her 2009 album 'Protect Me...
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Zakiya Hooker is the daughter of blues legend John Lee Hooker, and she began her solo career in 1997 with the album 'Sugar Moon.' Her 2009 album 'Protect Me From the Blues' brought her wider attention, featuring the title track that showcases her vocal style.
She has worked with musicians like Eric Clapton and B.B. King, and her recordings include 'Whiskey and Chocolate' from 2014 and 'Songs for a Better Tomorrow' from 2020. Her music draws from blues, gospel, and soul traditions without trying to replicate her father's sound directly.
Zakiya Hooker performs with a band that includes guitarist Robert Johnson and bassist Billy Gibson. She continues to record and tour, maintaining a presence in contemporary blues circles.
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