B.B.King/Texas,USA 1978 & more

B.B. King, the King of the Blues, who died on May 14, 2015 at the age of 89, performed at a concert in Louisville, Texas on September 1, 1969 and at Paul’s Hall in Boston on April 9, 1978. All shows are completely recorded with the sound board sound source from the radio on-air master. First of all, the first half is at its peak, with a powerful performance full of the power of his youth, showing off plenty of the finest blues. In addition, in the latter half of 1978, there is a parade of masterpieces that convey the hot blues soul with iron-clad band play including a horn section unique to this period. DISC ONE : 01. Introduction/02. Sweet Sixteen/03. Please Accept My Love/04. Band Introduction/05. Everybody Wants To Know Why I Sing The Blues/06. Don’t Want A Soul Hanging Around / It Ain’ t My Cross To Bear/07. What’s Wrong Little Mama/08. How Blue Can You Get/ 09. Whole Lot Of Lovin’/10. Everyday I Have The Blues [Live At Dallas International Motor Speedway, Lewisville, Texas September 1st 1969 : soundboard recording] 11. Introduction/12. Intro Music/13. Caldonia/14. Band Introduction/15. How Blue Can You Get/16. Cryin’ Won’t Help You Now/17. Instrumental DISC TWO : 01. Why I Sing The Blues/02. Everyday I Have The Blues/03. Three O’ Clock In The Morning/04. Instrumental/05. Have A Little Faith/06. Need My Baby/07. Some Outside Help/08. The Thrill Is Gone/09. Guess Who/10. I Got My Mojo Working / Outroduction [Live At Paul’s Hall, Boston, MA April 9th1978 : soundboard recording]