Bman's Blues Report

I just received the newest reissue from Concord Music Group (April 2, 2013), Albert King 's Born Under A Bad Sign . With addition of lin...

  ALBERT KING’S LATE ’60s BORN UNDER A BAD SIGN    ALBUM  ON STAX RECORDS  REISSUED APRIL 5 WITH PREVIOUSLY UNRELE...

Albert King (April 25, 1923 – December 21, 1992) was an American blues guitarist and singer, and a major influence in the world of blues ...

I just received a copy of Trouble Up The Road , Volume 3 in a series of recordings from the career of Ike Turner . Volume 1 in this series...

Personnel Albert King : Electric Guitar, Vocals Stevie Ray Vaughan : Electric Guitar, Vocals only on Song 3 Tony Llorens : Piano, Organ G...

Stax has done it now. They have unleashed the fury of Albert King and his classic I'll Play The Blues For You . This was initially an 8...

Before I go into the tribute to Albert for today, his birthday, I will say that I was fortunate enough to see Albert once prior to his demi...

CONCORD MUSIC GROUP RELEASES ALBERT KING’S I’LL PLAY THE BLUES FOR YOU AS PART OF ITS STAX REMASTERS SERIES 2012 release date marks 40 t...

This is a great recording with Albert King and John Mayall's band including Mick Taylor....enjoy!! John Mayall, OBE (born 29 Novem...

Albert King (April 25, 1923 – December 21, 1992) was an American blues guitarist and singer, and a major influence in the world of blues gu...

Father and son.... no question that SRV was heavily influenced by Albert King. I actually bought this cd a few years back and was not overl...

Albert King is the King of the modern Texas blues guitar players. Always a pleasure to watch him! For reference he's playing a Gibson v...

A nice opportunity to see 3 giants on stage together and not just play over each other like a cluster bomb in the concert videos so common....

Raw and rough but hey... it's tough to find good old footage of Albert at his best. Get Facebook support for your favorite band or ven...

Albert King was the real deal. He was warm and vibrant but he was also cantankerous. I remember seeing him in a small club called the Mason...