UNIVERSAL I.S.
King,B.B. Live In Japan CD
- SKU:
- 06313784
- UPC:
- 008811181024
- MPN:
- 1118102
- Condition:
- New
Description
BB King is probably the most renowned and recognizable figures in traditional and contemporary blues. This live performance recorded in 1971 during a series of performances at Tokyo's Sankei Hall has never before been released in the US. Tracks include "the Thrill is Gone", "Every Day I Have the Blues", and "Niji Baby".
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1. Every Day I Have the Blues 2. How Blue Can You Get? 3. Eyesight to the Blind 4. Niji Baby 5. You're Still My Woman 6. Chains and Things 7. Sweet Sixteen 8. Hummingbird 9. Darlin' You Know I Love You 10. Japanese Boogie 11. Jamming at Sankei Hall 12. Thrill Is Gone, the 13. Hikari #88
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