Albert King - The Very Best Of Albert King 1960-1976
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Bluesman Albert King (1923-1992, birthplace: Indianola, Mississippi) was one of the premier electric guitar stylists of the post-World War II period. By playing left-handed and holding his guitar upside-down (with the strings set for a right-handed player), and by concentrating on tone and intensity more than flash, King fashioned over his long career, a sound that was both distinctive and highly influential. He was a master of the single-string solo and could bend strings to produce a particularly tormented blues sound that set his style apart from his contemporaries. A number of prominent artists,from Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix to Mike Bloomfield and Stevie Ray Vaughan, borrowed heavily from King's guitar style. (staxrecords.free.fr/king.htm) - - - Albert King - The Very Best Of Albert King 1960-1976 (CD Rhino Records 1999) 1. Let's Have A Natural Ball 2. Don't Throw Your Love On Me So Strong 3. C.O.D. 4. Laundromat Blues 5. Overall Junction 6. Oh, Pretty Woman (Can't Make You Love Me) 7. Crosscut Saw 8. Born Under A Bad Sign 9. Personal Manager 10. Cold Feet 11. Blues Power (Live) 12. I'll Play The Blues For You (Parts 1 & 2) 13. Breaking Up Somebody's Home 14. Answer To The Laundromat Blues 15. That's What The Blues Is All About 16. Cadillac Assembly Line