Albert King, Bobby ''Blue'' Bland & B.B. King - Memphis Coliseum Memphis, Tennessee, November 8th, 1975 (FM) - Master Recording

Albert King, Bobby ''Blue'' Bland & B.B. King
Tennessee International Blues Festival
Memphis Coliseum
Memphis, Tennessee
November 8th, 1975
FM Broadcast Recording - Master Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: Master Reel > (?) Unknown Process > CD-r(x) Unknown Generation > E.A.C > Flac

Disk 1

01 Albert King's Introduction/Why You So Mean To Me
02 Laundromat Blues
03 I'll Play The Blues For You
04 You Don't Love Me+
05 Bobby "Blue" Bland's Introduction/In The Beginning+
06 I'll Take Care Of You+
07 Your Friends+
08 Wouldn't Treat A Dog+
09 The Feeling Is Gone/Stormy Monday+

Disk 2

01 B.B. King's Introduction/Driftin' Blues
02 Let The Good Times Roll
03 How Blue Can You Get
04 Why I Sing The Blues
05 Three O'Clock Blues / It's My Own Fault / Chains Of Love / I'm Sorry+*
06 I Like To Live The Love+*

B.B. King (R.I.P.)
*w/ Albert King (R.I.P.)
+w/ Bobby "Blue" Bland (R.I.P.)

Been a while since I've brought The Blues, even longer since I brought The King. So not only did I bring The King, I brought 2 Kings. Not only that but I even brought a man who's middle name is Blue. Albert King opens the show and is soon joined by Bobby "Blue Bland. After that warm up B.B. King drifts in to let the good times roll (ok so I'm not a good comedian). At the end you get B.B. King, Albert King and Bobby "Blue" Bland jamming together. It could be longer but it couldn't get any better. I mean, how much Blues could one stage hold. Maybe some Paul Butterfield on the harp and Pine Top Perkins on the piano. A little Eddie "Bluesman" Kirkland or "Honey Boy" Edwards for some diversity in the guitar style. If you can't tell I been listening to some of my old Blues records...

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