B.B. King 、 Albert King 、 Freddie King - The Three Kings Live In The 70s - Japan 2 CD

Credits:

B.B. King 、 Albert King 、 Freddie King

Description:

This is a compilation album of the best live performances in the 70's by the three kings of blues, B.B., Albert, and Freddie, who have had a great influence on the blues world! This is a compilation album of the best of Freddie's live performances from the 70's. It is full of their well-known songs such as "The Thrill Is Gone," "Born Under A Bad Sign," "Goin' Down," and many more. You can compare and contrast their personalities! BB King, born in Mississippi in 1925, first recorded in 1949, and his "3 O'clock Blues" hit No. 1 on the R&B charts in 1951. He had many hits at a young age and went on to have many more major hits, including "Rock Me Baby" in 1964 and "Thrill Is Gone" in 1969. Albert King, born in Mississippi in '23, first recorded in '53. He died in 1992. Freddie King, born in Texas in 1934, recorded his first album in 1956, and had a hit with the instrumental "Hide Away" in 1961.In 1969, he released "Blues Master" produced by King Curtis, and in the 70's, "Getting Ready..." on Leon Russell's Shelter Records. He died young in 1976. Although they were not related to each other at all, they are regarded as the three kings like three brothers, because they had a great influence on the blues world, and each of them had their own distinct personality.

Tracklisting:

1.Crosscut Saw / Albert King
2.Everyday I Have The Blues / B B King
3.Goin' Down / Freddie King
4.Personal Manager / Albert King
5.Just A Little Love / B B King
6.Key To The Highway / Freddie King
7.Rock Me Baby / B B King
8.Blues Power / Albert King
9.The Thrill Is Gone / B B King
10.Let the Good Times Roll / Freddie King
11.Let the Good Times Roll (continued) / Freddie King