B.B. King - Definitive Greatest Hits (1999)
BAND/ARTIST: B.B. King
- Title: Definitive Greatest Hits
- Year Of Release: 1999
- Label: Geffen
- Genre: Blues
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 02:18:37
- Total Size: 903 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
CD1
01. The Thrill Is Gone
02. Paying The Cost To Be The Boss
03. Don't Answer The Door
04. I Like To Live The Love (Single Version)
05. How Blue Can You Get? (Single Version)
06. Why I Sing The Blues
07. Chains And Things
08. To Know You Is To Love You (Single Version)
09. When Love Comes To Town
10. Playin' With My Friends
11. Never Make A Move Too Soon
12. Better Not Look Down
13. There Must Be A Better World Somewhere (Single Version)
14. Hummingbird
15. Every Day I Have The Blues (Live At The Regal Theater, Chicago, 1964)
16. Sweet Little Angel (Live At The Regal Theatre, Chicago, 1964 / Edit)
CD2
01. Help The Poor (Single Version)
02. So Excited
03. Broken Heart
04. Ghetto Woman (Single Version)
05. Ain't Nobody Home (Single Version)
06. Darlin' You Know I Love You
07. In The Midnight Hour
08. Into The Night (From "Into The Night" Soundtrack)
09. My Lucille
10. The Blues Come Over Me
11. Since I Met You Baby
12. I'm Moving On
13. Let The Good Times Roll (Live At Coconut Grove, Los Angeles, 1976)
14. Woke Up This Mornin' (Live At The Regal Theater, Chicago, 1964)
15. 3 O'Clock Blues (Live At Western Recorders Studio1/1974)
16. Please Love Me (Live At The Regal Theater, Chicago, 1964)
17. Caldonia
18. Rock Me Baby (Live (San Quentin))
B.B. King was the most successful and celebrated blues artist of his generation, a musician who came from humble roots in Mississippi and ended up taking his music to some of the most prestigious venues on Earth, giving the blues a level of respect and acceptance it had never enjoyed before. While King scored his first hits in the early '50s, it was in the mid-'60s that he first crossed over to the pop audience, and he cut his signature hit, "The Thrill Is Gone," in 1969. His Definitive Greatest Hits is a two-disc collection that brings together some of the best and most popular sides King recorded from the '60s onward, including "I Like to Live the Love," "Why I Sing the Blues," "Every Day I Have the Blues," "Into the Night," "My Lucille," "The Thrill Is Gone," and many more. The set also includes guest appearances by Robert Cray, Bobby Blue Bland, Gary Moore, and U2.
CD1
01. The Thrill Is Gone
02. Paying The Cost To Be The Boss
03. Don't Answer The Door
04. I Like To Live The Love (Single Version)
05. How Blue Can You Get? (Single Version)
06. Why I Sing The Blues
07. Chains And Things
08. To Know You Is To Love You (Single Version)
09. When Love Comes To Town
10. Playin' With My Friends
11. Never Make A Move Too Soon
12. Better Not Look Down
13. There Must Be A Better World Somewhere (Single Version)
14. Hummingbird
15. Every Day I Have The Blues (Live At The Regal Theater, Chicago, 1964)
16. Sweet Little Angel (Live At The Regal Theatre, Chicago, 1964 / Edit)
CD2
01. Help The Poor (Single Version)
02. So Excited
03. Broken Heart
04. Ghetto Woman (Single Version)
05. Ain't Nobody Home (Single Version)
06. Darlin' You Know I Love You
07. In The Midnight Hour
08. Into The Night (From "Into The Night" Soundtrack)
09. My Lucille
10. The Blues Come Over Me
11. Since I Met You Baby
12. I'm Moving On
13. Let The Good Times Roll (Live At Coconut Grove, Los Angeles, 1976)
14. Woke Up This Mornin' (Live At The Regal Theater, Chicago, 1964)
15. 3 O'Clock Blues (Live At Western Recorders Studio1/1974)
16. Please Love Me (Live At The Regal Theater, Chicago, 1964)
17. Caldonia
18. Rock Me Baby (Live (San Quentin))
B.B. King was the most successful and celebrated blues artist of his generation, a musician who came from humble roots in Mississippi and ended up taking his music to some of the most prestigious venues on Earth, giving the blues a level of respect and acceptance it had never enjoyed before. While King scored his first hits in the early '50s, it was in the mid-'60s that he first crossed over to the pop audience, and he cut his signature hit, "The Thrill Is Gone," in 1969. His Definitive Greatest Hits is a two-disc collection that brings together some of the best and most popular sides King recorded from the '60s onward, including "I Like to Live the Love," "Why I Sing the Blues," "Every Day I Have the Blues," "Into the Night," "My Lucille," "The Thrill Is Gone," and many more. The set also includes guest appearances by Robert Cray, Bobby Blue Bland, Gary Moore, and U2.
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