Albert King - Blues At Sunrise (Montreux 1973)

Tracklisting: 1. Don't Burn Down The Bridge ('Cause You Might Wanna Come Back Across) (Jones/Wells) – 4:31 2. I Believe To My Soul (Ray Charles) – 4:56 3. For The Love Of A Woman (Don Nix) – 3:47 4. Blues At Sunrise (Albert King) – 10:18 5. I'll Play The Blues For You (Jerry Beach) – 6:36 6. Little Brother (Make A Way) (Bush/Jones/Smith) – 5:45 7. Roadhouse Blues (Albert King) – 10:05 mp3 320kbps

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daba_1 (2010-06-30)

Albert King is truly a "King of the Blues," although he doesn't hold that title (B.B. does). Along with B.B. and Freddie King, Albert King is one of the major influences on blues and rock guitar players. Without him, modern guitar music would not sound as it does -- his style has influenced both black and white blues players from Otis Rush and Robert Cray to Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan. It's important to note that while almost all modern blues guitarists seldom play for long without falling into a B.B. King guitar cliché, Albert King never does -- he's had his own style and unique tone from the beginning.
Albert King plays guitar left-handed, without re-stringing the guitar from the right-handed setup; this "upside-down" playing accounts for his difference in tone, since he pulls down on the same strings that most players push up on when bending the blues notes. King's massive tone and totally unique way of squeezing bends out of a guitar string has had a major impact. Many young white guitarists -- especially rock & rollers -- have been influenced by King's playing, and many players who emulate his style may never have heard of Albert King, let alone heard his music. His style is immediately distinguishable from all other blues guitarists, and he's one of the most important blues guitarists to ever pick up the electric guitar.

daba_1 (2010-06-30)

Thanks as usual! A dear friend is looking for a hard one. Oliver Jones- A Class Act 1991 Jazz. Label: Justin Time

 nightissuchproximity (2010-06-30)

hi daba_1
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CalamARG (2013-02-06)

¡Gracias!