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King,Albert Legendary Bop Rhythm & Blues Classics CD
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- SKU:
- 19026145
- UPC:
- 894231340222
- MPN:
- 5077492
- Condition:
- New
Description
Historic collection featuring the very first recordings by one of Blues music's most influential guitarists and singers, Albert King. Recorded in 1953 in Chicago, these tracks mark the beginning of one of the greatest careers in Blues. All selections newly remastered.
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1. Hand Me Down Blues 2. Little Boy Blue 3. Bad Luck Blues 4. Be on Your Merry Way 5. Walking from Door to Door
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