No comments about Grind It!.

No comments about Big Easy.

5 comments about Live Wire/Blues Power (Stax).

1. I'll keep this review brief. This CD is nothing less than a Blues guitar statement. One like few others! An absolute must for Blues fans, period! Five stars are not enough for this CD!



2. Wow. I just came across this CD for real cheap, and boy was I glad I got it. I have listened to lots of blues players of different types, and the guitar of Albert King is amazing, especially on this disc. I have his In Session CD live with SRV, which was a really strong CD, but this particular CD presents a better sound of his guitar, in my opinion. It sounds sweeter, more well-rounded, powerful, diverse, and dead-on. I really love Albert King's work, and I always wish songs like "Blues Power" and "Blues at Sunrise" were much much longer because this type of slower blues has the sweetest licks. Get this CD. It radiates such warm, positive energy.



3. I just unwrapped this CD this afternoon, popped into the player and ... it's EXCELLENT! What an inspiration Mr. King must have been to Clapton et al. Each track on this one SMOKES BIG TIME ! The guitar is perfect, raw, loud and captivating. This is what I've been looking for since I expired all of Michael Bloomfield's stuff. If you love Bloomfield, you'll love this and vice versa.



4. Albert is THE master!! This CD is truly powerful guitar playing and great vocals! A must for ALL Blues and rock fans.
   As great as Live Wire / Blues Power is, it is very misleading to say that these were the best songs of the live SF shows. ALL songs were great, and the "leftovers" that were placed on the Wednesday night in San Francisco and Thursday night in San Francisco were just as good. All three CD's form the greatest collection of the sweetest guitar playing ever!!!! He was the TRUE master. It's amazing how few paople know about this secret pearl of music.



5. This is a seminal album....one of the finest live concert recordings ever, irrespective of genre. I saw King Albert twice at the Fillmore East in the old days [this one was recorded at Fillmore West], and this CD [or my old vinyl LP for that matter] captures him in all his live glory. Albert was a consummate professional who hadn't played large venues for the most part in his career when Bill Graham tapped him for the Fillmores, and he succeeded in pleasing [no, knocking out!!] audiences and turning them on to the blues....if you're counting your coins and wondering which next blues CD purchase will best serve your budget [or even if you're made of money and don't care either way but love the blues] - BUY THIS ONE!!!

No comments about Live from Boulevard Music Bernie Pearl.

No comments about Live in Japan.

1 comments about Live at the Garden.

1. I've never heard of these guys nor am I a reviewer extraordinair, but I am here to tell you that this album kicks a__. Sounds like the band at the bar on Friday night. From "E-Jam" to "Cold As It Gets" to "Lotto" to Out Of Sight" and beyond, you need to hold on to your hat because their going ba__s to the wall. Enough said.

No comments about Live & Rare.

No comments about In the Raw: Live at BB Kings.

No comments about Muddy Waters Live.

2 comments about Live & Jumpin'.

1. Joel Peskin has a great talent of making his Sax sound very full and energetic. He has also aligned himself up with some talented musicians and the result is fantastic.



2. Has all the songs I wanted covered by a strong upfront sax and electric-acoustic guitar sound. Vocals are also top notch with the live energy from a well recorded gig.