by Albert King, who died in his Memphis home on this date in 1992 of a heart attack when he was 69 years old. His last concert was just two days before his death.
I'm thinking Albert, Freddie and BB (to Tom's comment). Thanks for this post. Albert is one of my favorites. I was unaware until I heard Cream do Born Under a Bad Sign and traced it back to the original.
Because this blog does not consist of a single focus topic I chose the name Divers and Sundry where "Divers" means being of many and various kinds, and "Sundry" means consisting of a haphazard assortment of different kinds.
...one of the "Three Kings!"
ReplyDeleteHe's not one of the commonly named 3 Kings here, though. Those are Elvis, B.B. King, and Jerry "the King" Lawler ;)
DeleteI enjoyed that. I also learned something reading your comment above. Happy winter solstice.
ReplyDeleteHappy Solstice!
DeleteI'm thinking Albert, Freddie and BB (to Tom's comment). Thanks for this post. Albert is one of my favorites. I was unaware until I heard Cream do Born Under a Bad Sign and traced it back to the original.
ReplyDeleteYes, but here in Memphis we have our own version of the 3 kings ;) Maybe we need 4 kings.
DeleteNice voice.
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteI enjoyed this, thank you.
ReplyDeleteSending my good wishes and seasons greetings to you.
All the best Jan
Season's Greetings!
DeleteThat's a great video. I'm trying to recall if I ever heard him sing. Can't remember, but I like that style of blues.
ReplyDeletebe safe... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
What a great blues style he had!
DeleteThe Blues...has a total feel and sound of its own. I have not heard enough of it in my life. :)
ReplyDeleteYou'd think we'd have a radio station devoted to it here, but we don't. Spotify and Youtube, that's where I get my blues :)
DeleteHe was good! Valerie
ReplyDeleteYes! One of the Blues Kings :)
DeleteI always liked him. Thanks for posting this.
ReplyDelete:)
Delete