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Track List: Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: B.B. King

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  1. Three O'Clock Blues
  2. Everyday I Have The Blues
  3. Sneakin' AroundDownload & Buy
  4. How Blue Can You Get?Download & Buy
  5. Don't Answer The DoorDownload & Buy
  6. Paying The Cost To Be The BossDownload & Buy
  7. The Thrill Is GoneDownload & Buy
  8. Ain't Nobody HomeDownload & Buy
  9. Don't You Lie To MeDownload & Buy
  10. Inflation BluesDownload & Buy
  11. Playin' With My friends
  12. I'll SurviveDownload & Buy

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Album Details: Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: B.B. King

Release Date:
09/09/2003
Label:
Mca
UPC:
602498010228

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  1. Enough Already

    , September 14, 2003
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  2. love it

    , September 11, 2003
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From AMG Reviews

Issued as part of a series in conjunction with the major television documentary series The Blues, this is a hop-skip-jump 12-song compilation of tracks spanning nearly half a century, from the early '50s to the late '90s. For a man whose prolific career has actually been the subject of more than one box set, it's a rather skimpy overview. Still, the kind of listeners who buy this sort of thing aren't looking for box sets, but for a sampler or introductory portal. What's here is certainly worthy, including his 1950s hits "Three O'Clock Blues" and "Every Day (I Have the Blues)"; a few of his more fully produced, brassy 1960s ABC sides; the 1969 breakthrough pop hit "The Thrill Is Gone"; and just three post-1976 tracks, one of which ("Playin' With My Friends") features Robert Cray as co-lead vocalist and guitarist. "Sweet Sixteen," "Sweet Little Angel," and "Rock Me Baby" are just a few of the substantial hits conspicuous by their absence. There's something to be said for a single-disc King anthology that cross-licenses from throughout his career, but the best compilations focusing on specific eras of his work give a much better idea of his scope and depth.

- Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide



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