B.B. King/Switzerland 2001

B.B. King was the last generation of bluesmen born and raised in the Mississippi Delta, the birthplace of the blues, and at the same time was a great artist who connected delta blues and electric blues and popularized the blues as a genre of pop music. His live performance at the “Piazza Blues Festival” held in Bellinzona, Switzerland on July 30, 2001 is completely recorded with a stereo soundboard sound source from the FM On Air Master. In any case, his playing and vocals made you feel that he was 75 years old at the time, and it was a performance that was still active, and with his favorite instrument Lucille in hand, the ultimate stage becomes even more terrifying, and you can fully enjoy the original blues masterpiece performed by the originator. That’s what it means. DISC ONE : 01. Opener / 02. Ain`t No Love In The Heart Of The City / 03. Introducing B.B.King Jam / 04. Let The Good Times Roll / 05. I`ll Survive / 06. Bad Case Of Love / 07. Peace Of Mind / 08. Caledonia / 09. Summertime DISC TWO : 01. Early In The Morning / 02. Ain`t That Just Like A Woman / 03. You Are My Sunshine / 04. How Blue Can You Get / 05 Days Of Old / 06. Key To The Highway / 07. The Thrill Is Gone / 08. I Know / 09. Don`t Go No Farther / 10. Please Accept My Love / 11. Makin` Love Is Good For You [ Live at Bellinzona Piazza Blues : Tessin, Switzerland July 30th 2001 : stereo soundboard recording]