B.B. King - [1980] Now Appearing at Ole Miss (FLAC)

B.B. King - [1980] Now Appearing at Ole Miss (FLAC)

Release Date: 1980 (MCA)


Track List:
CD 1
1. Intro - B.B. King Blues Theme
2. Caldonia
3. Blues Medley: Don't Answer The Door > You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now > I need Love So Bad > Nobody Loves Me But My Mother
4. Hold On
5. I Got Some Outside Help (I Don't Really Need)
6. Darlin' You Know I Love You

CD 2
1. When I'm Wrong
2. The Thrill Is Gone
3. Never Make A Move Too Soon
4. Three O'Clock In The Morning
5. Rock Me Baby
6. Guess Who
7. I Just Can't Leave Your Love Alone

Wikipedia:
Now Appearing at Ole Miss is a "live" album by B. B. King, released in 1980. B.B. King's manager/accountant, Sid Seidenberg delivered a live remote recording to producer Howard Leder with lots of technical issues. BB asked Mr. Leder to work with him on it. They went into Electric Lady Studios downtown NYC. Howard wrote some string arrangements and brought in Brazilian percussionist Nana Vasconcelos. BB loved the idea, blues purists panned it, others especially contemporary reviewers i.e. Playboy Magazine (at the time, a huge music influence source) loved it. "When I'm Wrong" received a Grammy nomination: "Best R&B instrumental."

"This compact disc contains program transferred from analog tape and therefore may contain some tape hiss and other anomalies that exist with analog recordings."