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B.B. King-Live.at.the.Regal-[1965] mp3.233kbps.mickjapa108
Track List
01 B.B.King-Everyday.I.Have.the.Blues
02 B.B.King-Sweet.Little.Angel
03 B.B.King-Its.My.Own.Fault
04 B.B.King-How.Blue.Can.You.Get
05 B.B.King-Please.Love.Me
06 B.B.King-Worry.Worry
07 B.B.King-Woke.Up.this.Mornin
08 B.B.King-You.Done.Lost.Your.Good.Thing.Now
09 B.B.King-Help.the.Poor
From the very earliest time in his career, BB King’s shows were wonderful. As the years rolled on they became the complete experience, honed and perfected, to maximise the pleasure, as live albums such as Live At The Regal and Live In Cook Country Jail prove.
BB’s showmanship rapidly blossomed from his first faltering steps in the very early 50s, gigging places around his home state of Mississippi. By mid-1955 he began playing afield – gigs like the Pleasure Pier at Galveston in Texas. A string of singles through the 1950s made the Billboard R&B charts, a trend that continued through into the 1960s.
His stage show was obviously based upon his fabulous guitar playing and his way with a song but it was also his development as a raconteur and his quick wit that made him so popular. Blues songs tell a story, but unlike many pop songs they do it with feeling and BB had feeling by the bucket-load. BB went from Memphis’ “Beale Street Blues Boy” to global blues legend because he gave his all in performance, consistently, every time.
The hardest thing to give away is Love
When you give Love
It just keeps coming back to you
Spread The Love SEED
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace" ~Jimi Hendrix, 1969
Track List
01 B.B.King-Everyday.I.Have.the.Blues
02 B.B.King-Sweet.Little.Angel
03 B.B.King-Its.My.Own.Fault
04 B.B.King-How.Blue.Can.You.Get
05 B.B.King-Please.Love.Me
06 B.B.King-Worry.Worry
07 B.B.King-Woke.Up.this.Mornin
08 B.B.King-You.Done.Lost.Your.Good.Thing.Now
09 B.B.King-Help.the.Poor
From the very earliest time in his career, BB King’s shows were wonderful. As the years rolled on they became the complete experience, honed and perfected, to maximise the pleasure, as live albums such as Live At The Regal and Live In Cook Country Jail prove.
BB’s showmanship rapidly blossomed from his first faltering steps in the very early 50s, gigging places around his home state of Mississippi. By mid-1955 he began playing afield – gigs like the Pleasure Pier at Galveston in Texas. A string of singles through the 1950s made the Billboard R&B charts, a trend that continued through into the 1960s.
His stage show was obviously based upon his fabulous guitar playing and his way with a song but it was also his development as a raconteur and his quick wit that made him so popular. Blues songs tell a story, but unlike many pop songs they do it with feeling and BB had feeling by the bucket-load. BB went from Memphis’ “Beale Street Blues Boy” to global blues legend because he gave his all in performance, consistently, every time.
The hardest thing to give away is Love
When you give Love
It just keeps coming back to you
Spread The Love SEED
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace" ~Jimi Hendrix, 1969