Blues
This is a wonderful recording (1978). If you're the kind of person that sits up and notices when you hear real talent, then pay attention to this one. It is "pure" Albert King, in every sense of the word; the New Orleans studio musicians are so tight and so there for him, they let him shine. The bass was so good, I had to see who it was: George Porter Jr. Excellent funk to some arrangements and the horns are icing on the cake: tight, tight but so relaxed at the same time.
I don't know if you can get horns like that anywhere BUT New Orleans...
One of my very, very favorite albums...
By Unknown.
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Kenneth Williams- (Percussion),
Leroy Breaux- (Drums),
Robert Dabon- (Piano (Electric)),
June Gardner- (Drums),
Albert King- (Guitar),(Guitar (Electric)),(Vocals),
Leo Nocentelli- (Guitar (Electric)),
George Porter, Jr.- (Bass),
Wardell Quezergue- (Piano (Electric)),
Allen Toussaint- (Piano),
Charles "Hungry" Williams- (Drums),
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01.Get Out of My Life Woman (3:40)
02.Born Under a Bad Sign (3:27)
03.The Feeling (4:57)
04.We All Wanna Boogie (3:14)
05.The Very Thought of You (4:15)
06.I Got the Blues (9:06)
07.I Get Evil (3:57)
08.Angel of Mercy (5:53)
09.Flat Tire (2:49)
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