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King the Album Vol. 1 (Everyday I Have The Blues, It's My Own Fault Baby and more). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last.

Catalog notation is Blues Boy 301 in the jacket spine. Issued with plain white record labels and a plain paper sleeve in a slim gatefold jacket.

Don't You Lie to Me" (Hudson Whittaker). I Wonder Why" (William Preston, George Johnson). I Just Wanna Make Love to You" (Willie Dixon). Your Lovin' Turned Me On" (Riley King, Esmond Edwards). Slow and Easy" (Earl Randle). Got My Mojo Working" (Preston Foster). Walking in the Sun" (Jeff Barry). Mother Fuyer" (Traditional; arranged and adapted by Riley King). The Same Love That Made Me Laugh" (Bill Withers).

Tracklist: 1. Miss Martha King, 2. When Your Baby Packs Up And Goes, 3. My Baby’s Gone, 4. She’s A Mean Woman, 5. Hard Working Woman, 6. Some Day Somewhere, 7. Shake It Up And Go, 8. Gotta Find My Baby, 9. Please Hurry Home, 10. Why Did You Leave Me, 11. The Woman I Love, 12. Love You Baby, 13. Everything I Do Is Wrong, 14. I Need You So Bad, 15. My Sometime Baby, 16. Sugar Mama.

The Rarest King (1949-60 'Bullet' et. Blues Boy more. King: Rarest King (1949-60). The Rarest King (1949-60 'Bullet' et. Blues Boy. Article properties: . BB King had progressed since his debut recording light years, both vocally and on the guitar (as a comparison with the earlier recorded and very similar title My Baby's Gone proves). King had come really in motion, he was on a safe way to coronation as the undisputed 'King of the Blues'. King became a tour fighter with unmatched endurance and took a huge amount of material for the RPM label the Bihari brothers, including one hit after another. Because we went one evening with a rhythm section to the studio and took it easy on one or two takes. We did the whole LP actually one evening, in a few hours.

Biography by Bill Dahl. Highly influential guitarist with a precise yet effortless sounding soft-fingered style, as well as the longest career in blues.

Album, 1993, MCA Records. 1. Playin'with My Friends. 2. Since I Met You Baby. 4. You Shook Me. 5. Something You Got. 6. There's Something on Your Mind. 8. Call It Stormy Monday. 10. We're Gonna Make It. 11. I Gotta Move Out of This Neighborhood, Nobody Loves Me But My Mother. 12. I'm Moving on. 13. Let the Good Times Roll - . 14. Woke Up This Mornin'. 15. Three O' Clock Blues - . 16. Please Love Me. 17. Caldonia.