onsdag den 4. maj 2011
Albert King & The Bluesbreakers - Why Are You So Mean To Me
This is a live performance by blues legend Albert King and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers playing the song "Why Are You So Mean To Me".
The song was originally released as a single in 1959 on the Bobbin label. It is not one of King's most famous songs, but I really like it.
Also the version with the Bluesbreakers is really good. John Mayall's piano and especially his blues harp skills really adds another layer to this great song. This incarnation of The Bluesbreakers featured former Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor who does a really good solo on this playing a Stratocaster.
What really impressed me about this though was King's playing at the end of the song. He really plays a lot faster than I've ever heard him play while still keeping the soul alive in his playing. Truly a great performance from all parts. A great performance.
Enjoy ;-)
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1959,
albert king,
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blues harp,
Bobbin,
fast,
guitar solo,
harmonica,
harp,
john mayall,
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mick taylor,
rolling stones,
single,
soul,
speed,
the bluesbreakers,
Why Are You So Mean To Me
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Excellent! we took it in our set list, great www.denimbluestrio.com from France
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