Modern Electric Chicago Blues Live 1970 Part 1 Enjoy, my friends !!! Live At The Cook County Jail Sep 10, 1970 Chicago Disclaimer: All audio & visual.

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Completely Well, released in 1969, is the seventeenth studio album by blues guitarist B. B. King. It is notable for the inclusion of "The Thrill Is Gone," which became a hit on both the R&B/soul and pop charts

Alto Saxophone – Booker Walker. Art Direction – Woody Woodward. Bass – Wilbert Freeman. Directed By, Management – Sidney A. Seidenberg. Drums – Sonny Freeman. Engineer – Aaron Baron. Liner Notes – Geoffrey Harding. Photography By – Chester Sheard. Producer – Bill Szymczyk. Tenor Saxophone – Louis Hubert. Trumpet – John Browning.

The Cook County Jail is in Chicago and at the time the album was recorded (September 10, 1970) it was regarded as one of the most violent and dangerous jails in the United States. The inmate population at the time consisted of 2,117 inmates. At the time of the Cook County recording . King had already had successful career 20 year career. 1956 hit Three O'Clock Blues is featured as well as The Thrill Is Gone. recorded the latter on his 1969 album Completely Well and it became a hit in December of that year. The Thrill Is Gone is . s biggest hit and, consequently, has become his signature song. At the time of the Cook County recording, it was a fresh hit that many of the inmates would certainly been aware of. The band is in fine form on the recording. They are tight and full of dynamics. is at the top of his game both with his vocals and his guitar.

Every Day I Have the Blues. How Blue Can You Get? Worry, Worry. Medley: 3 O'Clock Blues, Darlin' You Know I Love You. Sweet Sixteen. Please Accept My Love. King, Live in Cook County Jail. MusicBrainz: Live in Cook County Jail. this site: Live in Cook County Jail.

King was enjoying a career renaissance when he played this Chicago jail in 1970. He won over the hostile prisoners with definitive versions of his blues standards and his crossover hit The Thrill Is Gone. The third album by Jack and Meg White was the right dynamite for a mainstream breakthrough. Jack’s Delta-roadhouse fantasies, Detroit-garage-rock razzle and busted-love lyricism, as well as Meg’s toy-thunder drumming all peaked at once.

King – Live In Cook County Jail (Introduction, Everyday I Have The Blues and more). King has cut a lot of albums since the success of Live at the Regal. And, like the live shows they document, none of them are any less than solid and professional, hallmarks of King’s work aesthetic. But every so often .

King – Introductions (Live in Cook County Jail/1970). King – Medley 3 O Clock Blues/Darlin You Know . :42. King – Every Day I Have the Blues (Live in Coo. :25.

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