Albert King - Live Montreux July 1st 1977

Albert King - Live Montreux
July 1, 1977
SBD A


Disc 1

1-01-Watermelon Man
1-02-Don't Burn Down the Bridge
1-03-Blues at Sunrise
1-04-That's What The Blues Is All About
1-05-Stormy Monday
1-06-Kansas City
1-07-I'm Gonna Call You As Soon As The Sun Goes Down


Disc 2

2-01-For the Love of a Woman (?)
2-02-Hey Baby (?) *
2-03-As The Years Go Passing By *
2-04-Overall Junction
2-05-I'll Play The Blues For You


* with Rory Gallagher

https://workupload.com/file/rQMdkGfMXUz

Albert King - Live St. Charles, IL. - 1974

Albert King - The Purple Carriage House
St. Charles, IL.
February 2, 1974
WXRT-FM Source @flac

 

Setlist:
01-I Believe
02-Don't Burn Down the Bridge
03-I Wanna Get Funky
04-Crosscut Saw
05-Stormy Mondy
06-Station ID
07-I'll Play The Blues For You
08-Breaking Up Somebody's Home
09-Blues Power
10-Born Under A Bad Sign

 

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B.B.King & Albert King - Tennessee International Blues Festival - 1975-11-08 - Memphis,TN

B.B.King & Albert King
1975-11-08
2 Kings At Memphis Coliseum
Tennessee Interntional Blues Festival
Memphis,TN


What´s the best America brought to the world?
It`s the Jazz and it`s the Blues...


Disk 1

01. Albert King's introduction/Why You So Mean To Me 4:49
02. Laundromat Blues 5:46
03. I'll Play The Blues For You 04. You Don't Love Me + 6:20
04. You Don`t Love Me 7:27
05. Intro-In The Beginning 7:27
06. I'll Take Care Of You + 5:29
07. Your Friends + 2:56
08. Wouldn't Treat A Dog + 3:55
09. The Feeling Is Gone/Stormy Monday + 9:31

Disk 2

01. B.B. King's introduction/Driftin' Blues 2:51
02. Let The Good Times Roll 3:36
03. How Blue Can You Get 3:54
04. Why I Sing The Blues 4:59
05. Three O'Clock Blues / It's My Own Fault / Chains Of Love / I'm Sorry +* 13:27
06. I Like To Live The Love +* 18:56
* w/ Albert King
+ w/ Bobby "Blue" Bland


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Soundboard Recordings!

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy!

1975-11-08
or
mirrorcreator

Albert King: Live in 5 (videos)

The BIG Man himself, Albert King, in FIVE videos because
Albert fills up the stage!!
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OF5CQ51V

Albert King lights Jim Morrison's fire (story)

This story about Albert also came from the Tomato Years release; I think it's one of the best collections around of his work. I especially enjoy "Angel of Mercy" and the different take on "The Very Thought of You," one of the most romantic tunes I've heard. In that deep bass voice of his, Albert treated it like he was holding a baby in his arms.

This picture of Albert lighting a cigar for Jim Morrison came from the Vancouver 1970 show. Meanwhile, enjoy the story of Albert-to-the-rescue of a music executive who was also a close friend. This takes place in Detroit in a very bad section of town, and they have just checked in to a hotel where the room and cashier's window are protected by heavy bullet-proof glass.

"Later that night after being in my room for about half an hour, Albert knocked on the door and asked to be let in. I have never seen a more majestic sight in my life as I saw that night. Albert arrived dressed only in a sleeveless white tee shirt, extra large white silk boxer shorts held up with red, white, and blue suspenders of the same design as our American flag, pink silk stockings, black leather garter belts, and black Alligator shoes.

"Tucked under his arm and strapped around his back was a black leather shoulder holster containing a pearl-handled .45 automatic. With Albert's size, the hand gun looked like a derringer. Albert told me that if there was any trouble to knock on his wall and he would be right over. To this day, I don't know if he would have kicked the door in or shot the lock off to come to my rescue."

By the way, Albert was a very gentle man as a bulldozer operator: they said he had a touch that was so fine that he could pick up a rug with the blade and not scratch the floor.  He also was a notorious pool player:  he once played a game on a table that was so warped that it went downhill faster than a piano on wheels on a San Francisco street.  He won $15,000, and said to the sore loser that he would rather not give a rematch because his game would suffer.

Stevie Ray Vaughan (and Albert King) - Antone's, Texas

Mr. Albert King assisting, if you please,
on "Crosscut Saw." Listen for the end
comments: the third guitar player from
another band left early. (Can you blame him?)

1. Crosscut Saw
2. So Excited
3. Voodoo Chile
4. The Things I Used to Do
5. Pride and Joy
6. Tin Pan Alley

(it's 128, but I promise you it is worth it.)
http://rapidshare.com/files/281045978/antonesteve.zip

(mp4 for two great men. Is it my imagination
or does Albert King's size just overpower that guitar?)
http://rapidshare.com/files/282804392/alberay.zip