Blues on the Bayou [Audio CD] B.B. King; Leon Warren; Stanley Abernathy; James Toney; James Bolden; Tony Coleman; Melvin Jackson; Calep Emphrey; Riley King and Dave Clark - Very Good

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Amazon.ca There's an undeniable pleasure in listening to a veteran bluesman do his stuff. For Blues on the Bayou, which he also produced, B.B. King presents a stripped-down, simply-arranged recording that's as tight as a coiled spring and smooth as a freshly-polished dance floor. From the first track, "Blues Boys Tune", a slow instrumental dripping with organ riffs, this CD is chock-full of the sort of guitar work that a master like King makes sound effortless. Whether it's the mid-tempo playfulness of "Bad Case of Love", or the slow "Blues Man" with its sparkling-clean guitar work, or the wistfulness of "Darlin' What Happened", or the sheer sweetness of "If I Lost You", Blues on the Bayou proves why King is considered the reigning master of blues guitar. Even the violins sound right and proper here, and King's sidemen turn in some impressive work as well; there are in particular some great piano solos on this disc. On the whole, Blues on the Bayou is a slow-burning treat. --Genevieve Williams Product Description "Of the many records Lucille and I have had the pleasure of recording over the years, this one is especially close to my heart. It's also one of the most relaxed and, for me, most satisfying." B.B. King. Blues on the Bayou is B.B.'s 1st studio album recorded with his touring band in over 14 years (all songs written and produced by B.B. King). Highlights include the 1st radio track, "Bad Case of Love," and the artist's own favorite, "I'll Survive" (a song he wrote back in the '50s).

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