Albert King - The Very Best of Albert King

Albert King - Blues Masters: The Very Best Of Albert King Label: Rhino Entertainment Company Catalog#: R2 75703 Format: CD, Compilation Country: US Released: 1999 Tracklist: 1. Let's Have A Natural Ball 2:54 Bass - Lee Otis Wright Drums - Kenny Rice Piano - James Vaughan Producer [Probably Produced By] - Robert Lyons Saxophone [Baritone] - Freddie Robinette Saxophone [Tenor] - Harold White (2) Trumpet - Wilbur Thompson Written-By - Albert King 2. Don't Throw Your Love On Me So Strong 2:56 Bass - Lee Otis Wright Drums - Kenny Rice Piano - Ike Turner Producer [Probably Produced By] - Robert Lyons Saxophone [Baritone] - Freddie Robinette Saxophone [Tenor] - Harold White (2) Trumpet - Wilbur Thompson Written-By - Albert King 3 . C.O.D. 2:06 Drums - Kenny Rice Organ - Don James Producer - Andrew (Mack) McKinney , Leo Gooden Saxophone [Tenor] - Charles Wright (2) , Fred Jackson Trumpet - Larry Protho Written-By - Leo Gooden 4. Laundromat Blues 3:32 Written-By - Sandy Jones (2) 5 . Overall Junction 2:21 Written-By - Albert King 6. Oh, Pretty Woman (Can't Make You Love Me) 2:48 Written-By - A.C. Williams 7. Crosscut Saw 2:35 Written-By - R.G. Ford 8. Born Under A Bad Sign 2:48 Saxophone [Tenor, Baritone], Flute - Joe Arnold Written-By - Booker T. Jones , William Bell 9. Personal Manager 4:30 Saxophone [Tenor, Baritone], Flute - Joe Arnold Written-By - Albert King , David Porter 10. Cold Feet 2:47 Producer - Al Jackson Jr. Written-By - Al Jackson Jr* , Albert King 11. Blues Power (Live) 10:19 Bass - Roosevelt Pointer Drums - Theotis Morgan Guitar - Willie James Exton Organ - James Washington Producer - Al Jackson Jr. Written-By - Albert King 12. I'll Play The Blues For You (Parts 1 & 2) 7:17 Guitar - Michael Toles Organ, Electric Piano - Allen Jones* Producer - Henry Bush Saxophone - Tommy Williams (4) Saxophone [Tenor] - Harvey Henderson Trumpet - Ben Cauley , Mickey Gregory Written-By - Jerry Beach 13. Breaking Up Somebody's Home 3:58 Producer - Henry Jones (2) Trumpet - Roger Hopps Written-By - Al Jackson Jr* , Timothy Matthews 14. Answer To The Laundromat Blues 4:39 Producer - Henry Bush Saxophone - Tommy Williams (4) Written-By - Albert King 15. That's What The Blues Is All About 3:55 Producer - Henry Jones (2) Written-By - Bobby Patterson , Jerry Strickland 16. Cadillac Assembly Line 4:24 Bass [Played By Either] - Chuck Rainey , Henry Davis Congas - King Errisson Drums - James Gadson Guitar - Billy Fender , Greg Poree , "Wa Wa" Watson* Keyboards - Bert De Coteaux* , Jerry Peters , Joe Sample Producer - Bert De Coteaux* , Tony Silvestre* Written-By - Mack Rice* Credits: Bass - Donald "Duck" Dunn (tracks: 4 to 10) , James Alexander (tracks: 12 to 15) Compilation Producer - James Austin Drums - Al Jackson Jr. (tracks: 4 to 10) , Willie Hall (tracks: 12 to 15) Guitar - Steve Cropper (tracks: 6, 8, 9) Piano - Booker T. Jones (tracks: 4 to 9) Producer - Allen Jones* (tracks: 12 to 15) , Stax Staff, The (tracks: 4 to 9) Saxophone [Alto] - Lewis Collins (2) (tracks: 12 to 15) Saxophone [Baritone] - James Mitchell (tracks: 12 to 15) Saxophone [Possibly Played By] - Andrew Love (tracks: 4 to 7) , Packy Axton* (tracks: 4 to 7) , Joe Arnold (tracks: 4 to 7) Saxophone [Tenor] - Andrew Love (tracks: 8 to 10, 12 to 15) Trombone - Jack Hale (tracks: 12, 14, 15) Trumpet - Wayne Jackson (tracks: 4 to 10, 12 to 15) With his distinctive Flying-V Gibson, Albert King (along with John Lee Hooker) practically invented the gritty, electric, urban blues style that influenced everyone from Buddy Guy and Eric Clapton to The White Stripes and Drive-By Truckers. Here he is at his classic best.

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skarred (2012-01-17)

Thank You artpepper. You saved my life at 36.
Happy Martin Luther King's Day!