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King of the blues [sound recording] / B.B. King.

King, B. B.(Performer).
Gayton, Johnny B.(Added Author). Daisley, Bob.(Added Author). ... Read More

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  • 5 of 5 copies available at Berklee College of Music.

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Stan Getz Library CD 666-669 Disc 1 37684000377141 Annex Copy hold / Volume hold Available -
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Record details

  • Physical Description: 4 sound discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
  • Publisher: Universal City, CA : MCA, p1992.

Content descriptions

General Note:
Title from box.
Includes 7 previously unreleased selections.
Compact discs.
Program notes by Colin Escott and interview with King (71 p. : ill.) included.
Formatted Contents Note:
1949-1966. Miss Martha King. She's dynamite. Three ... Read More
Participant or Performer Note:
B.B. King, vocals and guitar ; with assisting ... Read More
Date/Time and Place of an Event Note:
Recorded May or June 1949-Dec. 1991.

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Blues (Music) > 1951-1960
Blues (Music) > 1941-1950
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Sweet sixteen / Riley B. King and Joe Josea.
Gambler's blues / B.B. King Johnny Pate.
Sweet little angel / Riley B. King and Jules Taub.
So excited / B.B. King and Gerald Jemmot.
Dotson, Hobart.
Daniel, Willard.
Fools get wise / B.B. King.
Get myself somebody / B.B. King and Maya Angelou.
You put it on me / Quincy Jones and Maya Angelou.
I'm gonna do what they do to me / B.B. King.
No good / B.B. King and Ferdinand Washington.
Please accept my love / B. B. King and Saul Bihari.
Get off my back woman / B.B. King and Ferdinand Washington.
Why I sing the blues / B.B. King and Dave Clark.
I want you so bad / B.B. King.
Watch yourself / Walter Jacobs.
Paying the cost to be the boss / B.B. King.
Lucille / B.B. King.
Tired of your jive / Janet Despenza and Johnny Pate.
Going down slow / James B. Oden.
Don't make me pay for his mistakes / Miles Grayson and Bobby Lexing.
I got some help I don't need / B.B. King and Dave Clark.
Blue shadows / Lloyd C. Glenn.
Niji baby / B.B. King.
Chains and things / B.B. King and Dave Clark.
Ask me no questions / Words by Marilyn and Alan Bergman, Music by Henry Mancini.
Confessin' the blues / Walter Jacobs.
I like to live the love / Dave Crawford and Charles Mann.
To know you is to love you / Stevie Wonder and Syretta Wright.
Five long years / Eddie Boyd.
Ain't nobody home / Jerry Ragavoy.
Ghetto woman / B. B. King and Dave Clark.
Eyesight to the blind / Sonny Boy Williamson.
Hummingbird / Leon Russell.
Nobody loves me but my mother / B.B. King.
The thrill is gone / Roy Hawkins and Rick Darnell.
Many miles travelled / Vernon Reid, Sally Tiven and Jon Tiven.
Right time, wrong place / Mac Rebenack.
Six silver strings / Luther Dixon and Dave Crawford.
Inflation blues / Louis Jordan, Tommy Southern and Allegretto Alexander.
Play with your poodle / Sam Hopkins.
Caldonia / Claude Moine and Fleecie Moore.
Better not look down / Joe Sample and Will Jennings.
Don't you lie to me (I get evil) / Hudson Whittaker.
Since I met you baby / Ivory Joe Hunter.
I'm moving on / Joe Sample and Will Jennings.
When love comes to town / Words by Bono ; music by U2.
Into the night / Ira Newborn.
Make love to me / Words by Bill Norvas and Allan Copeland; music by Leon Roppolo, Paul Mares, Benny Pollack, George Brunies, Mel Stitzel and Walter Melrose.
Darlin', you know I love you / B.B. King and Jules Bihari.
There must be a better world somewhere / Doc Pomus and Mac Rebennack.
When it all comes down (I'll still be around) / Joe Sample and Will Jennings.
Never make a move too soon / Norbert "Stix" Hooper and Will Jennings.
Mother Fuyer.
Let the good times roll / Sam Theard and Fleecie Moore.
I done got wise / B.B. King.
Don't answer the door, parts one and two / James F. Johnson.
Stop leadin' me on / Granger Hunt.
Help the poor / Charlie Singleton.
Rockin' a while / B.B. King.
Slowly losing my mind / B.B. King and Ferdinand "Fats" Washington.
Recession blues / B.B. King.
She's dynamite / B.B. King.
Miss Martha King / B.B. King.
Think it over / B.B. King.
Sloppy drunk blues / Bogan.
All over again / B.B. King and Carl B. Adams.
How blue can you get / Leonard Feather and Jane Feather.
My baby's comin' home / B.B. King and Ferdinand "Fats" Washington.
Sneakin' around / Jessie Mae Robinson.
Blues at midnight / Ivory Joe Hunter.
Don't get around much anymore / Music by Duke Ellington ; words by Bob Russell.
Rock me baby / Riley B. King and Joe Josea.
Every day I have the blues / Peter Chatman.
You upset me baby / B. B. King and Jules Bihari.
Please love me / B.B. King and Jules Bihari.
Three o'clock blues / Riley B. King and Jules Taub.
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