Albert King: I'll Play The Blues For You (1977) [Álbum completo]

[@henryfrost8542]

One of the greatest unique bluesman that ever lived on planet earth 🎸

[@georgemoore8832]

1st two bluesmen I ever heard was Albert King, and Freddie King- coincidence? I think God just decided to blow that 13 yr old mind of mine.

[@jimmccarty1359]

This makes me think ,that I LOVE

[@mikec6733]

The voice itself pure medicine

[@larryealey4661]

Top notch 💯💯💯👈

[@inssurrexxit]

2022 al día tocando con el más grueso gracias por tu música albertooooo

[@ezerlenewatkins9644]

Lord knows i love me some Albert King. God knows I do.

[@wimvondenbergh5345]

The best..

[@grimjimm]

OK, so the title & graphic are inaccurate, but this is one of my favourite albums. Well actually 2nd half is. It's a 1989 album of a 1977 live recording in Chicago. On vinyl, side A was Albert King (4 songs) and side B was John Lee Hooker (5 songs). While Albert King is good, it's the John Lee Hooker set that does it for me. Raw, live, gritty, juicy, dirty. The album is actually called "I'll Play the Blues for You".

[@chromaticcurrents5629]

that's exactly what I was thinking! thanks for confirming

[@sfm432]

Just push play and enjoy!

[@mated8811]

I wonder was it in a same night? Boogie chilin had a great solo on it. Maybe Albert does it? 😃

[@mohamedtlass3842]

@@mated8811 maybe! They were buddies!

[@4459selim]

Royalty!!!

[@АндрейСоловьев-з6д]

It is NOT the Albert King' Album "I'll Play The Blues For You"! WTF?!

[@Vickytoriahirt1234]

I noticed that too. Do you know which one this is in actuality?

[@ConcepcionOrgeas]

J'Adore !!!

[@0793337820]

Fine Blues-stuff. But the Artist on Track 5 - 9 is John Lee Hooker

[@aliyumakarfi3651]

Albert King keeps me cool.

[@BaileyJim11]

this is NOT I'll Play The Blues For You, but some kind of compilation...(

[@anthonywilliams-vy5vy]

This is NICE!!!

[@nenadcvijovic8238]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@christophzeit6282]

Albert King > BB King

[@Vickytoriahirt1234]

I agree. BB King was good in certain resects but I think he was overrated. Albert King and Freddie King were better.