B.B. King - From the Archives Vinyl LP Red Colored Exclusive First Press LTD/700
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From the Archives by B.B. King.
New on Audiophile 180G red-colored vinyl, limited to 700 copies worldwide!
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Tracklist as follows:
A1 B.B. Boogie
A2 Everyday I Have The Blues
A3 A New Way Of Drivin
A4 You've Done Lost Your Good Thing Now
A5 That Evil Child
B1 Mr. Pawnbroker
B2 Other Night Blues
B3 Catfish Blues (aka Fishin After Me)
B4 My Own Fault, Darling
B5 Walkin' And Cryin'
This limited-edition release from Red Bank Records is printed on 180-gram red vinyl, with printed euro inner sleeve and download card, remastered by the legendary Vlado Meller.
The album features newly-remastered recordings of the Blues Hall Of Famer from 1950 through 1960, taken from performances in Memphis and Los Angeles along with an all-star cast of sidemen, including drummer Jesse Sailes, saxophonists Richard Sanders and Solomon Hardy, pianists Lloyd Glenn and Ford Nelson, and The Count Basie Orchestra.
Tracks on B.B. King – Remastered From The Archives include “Everyday I Have The Blues” from a 1958 Los Angeles gig with The Count Basie Orchestra and “Walkin’ And Cryin’” from a Memphis performance in 1950 with Nelson on keys, joined by James Walker on bass and E.A. Kemp on drums.
King first came to the attention of the wider public when he opened for The Rolling Stones on their 1969 tour of America. Inducted in the Blues Hall of Fame in 1980, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987, King left behind a deep and intricate legacy of classic recordings. Since his passing in 2015, collectors and blues enthusiasts have been avidly searching for remastered performances with alternate takes and improvisations."
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