No comments about Montreux '77.

2 comments about Live on the 4th of July.

1. Jimmie is one of the most gifted blues/rock guitar players alive today.
   
   This DVD is great demonstration of his playing, arrangements, and song writing. I've met him personally, and you'll never meet a more humble, decent guy. He's done seminars at my church and has been a guest preacher.
   
   The message of the gospel and Jimmie's personal testimony is strong in his music. The band backing him is as solid as any other working band.
   
   Buy this DVD if you love tasty blues guitar licks, excellent vocals, all on top of a solid foundation of Hammond B3 organ and a sweet horn section, as well as one of the best drummers around (Doug Dimmel)
   
   You won't be able to tear your eyes and ears away from the video, which rivals any comtemporary blues band today
   
   Highly recommended!!!



2. I haven't bought the DVD (yet) but was at the concert. The performance was great! If you didn't make the show, this would be the next best thing.

No comments about Basie in Europe.

No comments about Live in Chicago.

No comments about Live in Antibes-1968.

No comments about Mason Ruffner Live.

No comments about Long Way Home: Live at the 4th Avenue Theater.

5 comments about Wednesday Night in San Francisco: Recorded Live at the Fillmore Auditorium.

1. You just can't beat live Albert King. He may not be the most technically competent guitar player that ever walked the earth, but his sound and his soul are unmatched.



2. If you're one of "Shaq's, The King Of The World Blues Reviewer's" loyal fans, you already know that Albert King is my all-time favorite electric blues guitarist. If you're not one of my existing fans, but want to know the "truth" about all the criteria that you should consider before spending your hard earned "blues" dollars, you should thank me after this review! What you should know is, that this "live" performance was recorded on June 26, 1968. It was released in 1990. Was Albert great that night? Hell yea! He was great! But... the recording technology was from 1968! If you're a modern day blues fan, that hasn't had experience with how great Albert was, you may be disappointed by the lack of 21st century sound quality. But that is not Albert's fault! If you're an electric blues, collector and aficionado, with experience in the difference in technology over time; then, this CD would be rated a 5 star. But simply because of the lack of clarity, I rate this a 4 star. Albert is the "KING" of kings, of blues. If you're willing to really turn up your CD, or if you are satisfied with simply hearing the greatest "string bender" of all-time, in lesser sound quality, than is available today, this is a classic CD for you.



3. Well this is a total F for sound. I have 3 dif 3 cd players, home, port, and car, and yes they are good ones, car is a Q45 with a Bose. I bought this CD because of the reviews I read here, what is everyone smoking? or is there not that good of stuff avail from Albert? I don't own any other CD's, but I do know about him from the SRV Sessions VHS I have had for a few years, and it sounds pretty good.
   
   This CD sounds like a taper recorded it, from that last row in the back or something. I have both SF CD's, the both sound the same.
   
   Can someone email me please and let me know what Albert King CD's. If any, have good clear sound.
   
   What I have that is great for Live shows is Cream Reunion DVD and CD, and Roger Watters in the Flesh DVD and CD, great sound.
   
   Listened with Sennheiser 595's, the best that I have found, had 555 for a couple years they are nice too, but cant touch 595's, pay the dif and see, er I mean hear.



4. Albert was at his best live...This is awesome guitar playing and Albert's singing is awesome as well. One listen to this and one realizes that Albert King is truly THE master of the blues guitar. ALL songs are excellent! "Don't throw your love on me so strong" is the VERY BEST BLUES GUITAR PLAYING I've ever heard and that includes SRV, Hendrix and the rest of King's followers. He was the BEST!!! Thursday Night and Live Wire/Blues Power are also MUSTS!!!



5. Albert King recorded this CD on Wednesday June 26, 1968, one day prior to his more popular and better known release, "Thursday Night In San Francisco". This disc represents the first day that Albert performed at the Filmore as the headliner. Prior to that time, he had appeared as the opener for Jimi Hendrix and John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers. Albert's "best" performance that evening, as well as the next day, (according to Stax anyway) was originally released by Stax on the "Live Wire/Blues Power" CD. The songs contained on both, the Wednesday and the Thursday CD were thought to be a cut below and were not included. Fortunately for us, Stax took another look at the material, albeit 22 years later, and released the remainder of the material as it occurred on two separate discs. In order to gain a full understanding as to what occurred on those two nights, King fans should purchase all three of these excellent recordings. As with the other two discs, King's performance is outstanding.

No comments about Colors of the Blues: Live in Argentina.

No comments about Live in London with Eric Clapton.