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0:00/4:56
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0:00/3:15
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Tension 3:260:00/3:26
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0:00/3:11
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Out Here 3:190:00/3:19
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0:00/4:28
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The Poet 3:450:00/3:45
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Jamie's Dive 3:500:00/3:50
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In My World 3:230:00/3:23
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The Stein 3:210:00/3:21
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Don't Mess with Jim 2:320:00/2:32
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Mr. Bojangles 4:110:00/4:11
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0:00/3:09
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0:00/3:04
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A Good Time 3:300:00/3:30
For the Record

Nominated in the Portland Phoenix Best Music Poll 2013 (Blues category) - Being included says a lot about the talent and hard work Hooper has put in to gain this recognition.

Michael Rizzo - Award-winning producer with EpicSoul.com (NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, UNIVERSAL, DISNEY, etc.)

"The opener, 'Sinkin' Kind of Feelin',' is piano-fueled blues, almost dead-on Royal Albert Hall-era Clapton…
…when Hooper tells us 'if it wasn't for them blues, when I got this low, I'd have nothin' at all,' it spills out of him, like it was forced from within." (Click here to read more.)
Sam Pfeifle – Portland Phoenix, August 2011

As Midnight at the Hilltop Hotel proves, Hooper’s paid a lot of dues and deserves every scrap of attention that comes his way. This guy’s the real deal. No flash, no gimmicks, no solos, just solid guitar playing and soulful vocals applied to honest, original songs set within traditional folk and blues structures. (To read the entire review click here.)
Chris Busby - The Bollard - July 15th, 2009

TAKING THE PLUNGE – Brad Hooper sings the blues, and, after living them, is ready to start a new life and a new adventure....
...“Once the train left the station it rolled hard and there was no slowing down. It brought out the raw element of the songs. It also enabled me to drop my inhibitions and explore the emotions of the crowd. Interaction and incitement were at their best. Unfortunately there are consequences involved with any addiction”...“I do not remember hitting the water,” Hooper shook his head. “I was sound asleep when I careened down the bank and toward the river."
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Jackie Rybeck – Advertiser Democrat - Please click the link to read more. AD_Dem_story.pdf