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Blues Summit is the thirty-third studio album by B.B. King released in 1993 through the MCA label. The album reached peak positions of number 182 on the Billboard 200, and number 64 on Billboard 's R&B Albums chart. The album won a Grammy Award in 1994 for Best Traditional Blues Album.
Blues Summit est le 33 e album studio du chanteur et guitariste américain de blues B. B. King, sorti en 1993 chez MCA [1]. Cet album a remporté le Grammy Award du meilleur album de blues traditionnel en 1994 [2]. L'album a atteint la 182 e place au Billboard 200 et la 64 e au Billboard’s R&B Albums chart [3].
B.B. King: The Blues Summit: Directed by Steve Purcell. With B.B. King, Ruth Brown, Albert Collins, Robert Cray. Defining the blues is a simple task: a basic I-IV-V chord progression laid over a 12-bar framework, however the blues have evolved from African-American field hollers through rough-hewn rural heavyweights such as Blind Lemon ...
The peaks come in his guitar shootout with Texas Telecaster slinger Albert Collins on "Call It Stormy Monday" and his high-spirited run-in with Katie Webster, who steals their performance of "Since I Met You Baby" with her saucy asides.
Put the two together and you have pure magic. Blues Summit is a great album, but the absolute highlight is Stormy Monday with B.B. and Albert Collins. These two blues masters engage in an awesome 9-minute guitar shootout, which nothing else on the album manages to live up to.
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Legendary B.B. King teams up with a host of "who's who" among blues musicians at the time to rip out one of the most star studded blues LPs ever made. Big names include John Lee Hooker, Albert Collins, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy, Koko Taylor, and Etta James.
