9 Reply to “ Albert King - Thursday Night In San Francisco (Cassette, Album) ”

1. The playing is outstanding as is the sound quality. Albert King along with Peter Green are by far my top favorite pure blues guitarist. This album is not as good as the Thursday night, simply based on the fact that Thursday had Stormy Monday. The pair together makes a great 2 CD set for a live performance of one of the greats/5(16).

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2. Feb 24,  · 8 videos Play all Albert King - Thursday Night In San Francisco GoinToSleepBIATCH Albert King - Thursday Night In San Francisco - 07 - I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town - .

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3. Thursday Night In San Francisco: KING, ALBERT: erinquigabilltalnalifeedtiasangoa.coinfo: Music. Skip to main erinquigabilltalnalifeedtiasangoa.coinfo Try Prime Hello, Sign in Account & Lists Sign in Account & Lists Returns & Orders Try Prime Cart. Music Go Search Hello Select your.

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4. The playing is outstanding as is the sound quality. Albert King along with Peter Green are by far my top favorite pure blues guitarist. This album is not as good as the Thursday night, simply based on the fact that Thursday had Stormy Monday. The pair together makes a great 2 CD set for a live performance of one of the greats/5(20).

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5. San Francisco ’ Albert King. 7 tracks. Released in Tracklist.

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6. Transcribing and playing the first solo of ALBERT KING version from the album THURSDAY NIGHT IN SAN FRANCISCO () was a challenge that I set myself up, because it has bend of all kinds, half.

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7. Label: Stax - MPS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Blues • Style: Electric Blues, Rhythm & Blues Albert King - Thursday Night In San Francisco (, Vinyl) | Discogs Esplora/5(16).

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8. Thursday Night in San Francisco, an Album by Albert King. Released 6 August on Stax (catalog no. SCD; CD). Genres: Electric Blues.

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9. Singer, guitarist and songwriter, born 25 April in Indianola, Mississippi, died 21 December in Memphis, Tennessee. Like his peers B.B. King and Freddie King-both unrelated-, Albert King is one of the most influential blues guitarists of the s and s.A recording artist since the late s, he enjoyed his biggest commercial successes while signed to the Stax label from

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