Here & There: The Uncollected Bb King

B.B. King | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (August 28, 2001)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Hip-O Records
• ASIN: B00005NHL9
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #169,426 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Caught A Touch Of Your Love - Grover Washington, Jr. (featuring B.B. King)

2. Monday Morning Blues (from Garfield: Am I Cool Or What? Soundtrack)

3. All You Ever Give Me Is The Blues (Previously Unreleased in U.S.)

4. Frosty (with Albert Collins)

5. T'ain't Nobody's Bizness (If I Do) (from The King Of Comedy Soundtrack)

6. Six Pack (with Gary Burton)

7. Three O'Clock Blues (with Jimmy Smith) (Previously Unreleased Version)

8. Yes Man (Previously Unreleased)

9. The Thrill Is Gone (with Willie Nelson)

10. Get You Next To Me (with Arthur Adams)

11. Stormy Monday Blues (with The GRP All Star Big Band)

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars "the uncollected B.B. King...is very collectible", September 13, 2001

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J. Lovins "Mr. Jim" (Missouri-USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Here & There: The Uncollected Bb King (Audio CD)

If you're a B.B. King fan, and who on this planet isn't...this compilation is worth it's weight in gold...not only is this some of his best work, but you've got some of the greats from each genre working with the "King of Blues".

Opening track is a real killer ~ "CAUGHT A TOUCH OF YOUR LOVE", featuring the late great Grover Washington Jr. on sax..."FROSTY", composed and featuring Albert Collins, with Coco Montoya..."SIX PACK", written by and featuring Gary Burton on vibes..."THREE O'CLOCK BLUES", with Jimmy Smith (King of the Organ) sharing the spotlight with B.B. King..."THE THRILL IS GONE", featuring country singer Willie Nelson, this has that certain classic sound.

But the highlight is ~ "T'AIN'T NOBODY'S BIZNESS (IF I DO)', this my friends is King in his natural habitant, you can tell immediately how much he's enjoying himself, as he takes us all under his wing we can share all the love that's in his heart, he is truly an "Ambassador" through his music, just as the late great jazzman Louis Armstrong was!

Hats off to ~ Andy McKaie (producer), Pat Lawrence (executive producer), Dana Smart (assistant producer) and Hip-O Records in releasing the instantly recognizable sound of "Lucille" (his guitar) and a style that sets him apart from the rest of the bluesmen ~ B.B. KING!

You might try other Hip-O releases, all worthy of a good listen ~ "Freddy King Ultimate Collection" (314-520-909-2)..."Grover Washington Jr. Ultimate Collection" (012-153-888-2)..."Lightin' Slim Rooster Blues" (HIPD-40134)

Total Time: 50:29 on 11 Tracks ~ Hip-O Records 314-556-307-2 ~ (2001)

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars The Collected Uncollected, January 15, 2002

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D. Plentus "webmaster of dylancover.com" (MA, USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Here & There: The Uncollected Bb King (Audio CD)

This CD is a great time and money saver for B.B. King fans, collecting his numerous guest appearances from the last 20 years. Selections range from "T'Ain't Nobody's Bizness (If I Do)" from 1983's The King of Comedy OST to his appearances on several 2000 albums. More importantly, the CD stands on it's own as a very enjoyable B.B. album. Since the tracks come from a variety of sources, it showcases King's proficiency in several idioms, from Blues with Albert Collins, to Jazz with Grover Washington, Jr. and Gary Burton, to a duet with Willie Nelson on B.B.'s classic "The Thrill Is Gone." Also included is the previously unreleased "Yes Man" and unreleased in U.S. "All You Ever Give Me Is The Blues." Prime B.B. throughout.