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Track List
01) Blues Boys Tune
02) Bad Case of Love
03) I'll survive
04) Mean Ole' World
05) Blues Man
06) Broken Promise
07) Darlin' What Happened
08) Shake It Up and Go
09) Blues We Like
10) Good Man Gone Bad
11) If I Lost You
12) Tell Me Baby
13) I Got Some Outside Help I Don't Need
14) Blues In 'G'
01) Blues Boys Tune
02) Bad Case of Love
03) I'll survive
04) Mean Ole' World
05) Blues Man
06) Broken Promise
07) Darlin' What Happened
08) Shake It Up and Go
09) Blues We Like
10) Good Man Gone Bad
11) If I Lost You
12) Tell Me Baby
13) I Got Some Outside Help I Don't Need
14) Blues In 'G'
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First Released
1998
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B.B. King made his debut as producer with Blues on the Bayou, released in October 1998. He employs the most basic of ideas for this project: record an album of B.B. King tunes, with B.B. King's regular road band, under B.B. King's supervision. Keeping it loose, relaxed, and focused, King cut this album in four days down at a secluded studio in Louisiana and came up with one of his strongest, modern-day albums in many years. No duets, no special guests, just King and his road warrior band, playing his songs with him producing the results -- no overdubs, just simple, no-nonsense blues done like he would do them on-stage. The result is a no-frills, straight-ahead session that shows that King might be have been 73 at the time of this date, but he still had plenty of gas left in the tank. Tracks like "I'll Survive," and the jumping "Shake It Up and Go," "Darlin' What Happened," the minor keyed "Blues Boy Tune," the instrumental "Blues We Like," and the closing "If That's It I Quit" show him stretching out in a way he has seldom done in a studio environment, and the result is one of his best albums in recent memory.
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B.B. King made his debut as producer with Blues on the Bayou, released in October 1998. He employs the most basic of ideas for this project: record an album of B.B. King tunes, with B.B. King's regular road band, under B.B. King's supervision. Keeping it loose, relaxed, and focused, King cut this album in four days down at a secluded studio in Louisiana and came up with one of his strongest, modern-day albums in many years. No duets, no special guests, just King and his road warrior band, playing his songs with him producing the results -- no overdubs, just simple, no-nonsense blues done like he would do them on-stage. The result is a no-frills, straight-ahead session that shows that King might be have been 73 at the time of this date, but he still had plenty of gas left in the tank. Tracks like "I'll Survive," and the jumping "Shake It Up and Go," "Darlin' What Happened," the minor keyed "Blues Boy Tune," the instrumental "Blues We Like," and the closing "If That's It I Quit" show him stretching out in a way he has seldom done in a studio environment, and the result is one of his best albums in recent memory.
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