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| 1. Bad Case Of Love |
| 2. Get Out Of Here |
| 3. Bad Luck Soul |
| 4. Shut Your Mouth |
| 5. Baby Look At You |
| 6. You're Breaking My Heart |
| 7. My Reward |
| 8. Don't Cry Anymore |
| 9. Blues For Me (Aka Groovin' Twist) |
| 10. (Ain't That) Just Like A Woman |
| 11. Lonely (Bonus Track) |
| 12. You're Gonna Miss Me (Bonus Track) |
| 13. I Can Hear My Name (Bonus Track) |
| 14. And Like That (Bonus Track) |
| 15. Just A Dream (Bonus Track) |
| 16. Broken Promise (Bonus Track) |
| 17. Mercy Mercy Baby (Bonus Track) |
| 18. I Wonder Why (Bonus Track) |
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
reissued rarities for b.b. fans.,
By r.j. zurek (Cape Coral, FL United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: More B.B. King (Audio CD)
The latest Ace reissue of the Crown label's B.B. King catalog is "Blues For Me" from 1961. Re-titled "More B.B. King", this disc is augmented by hard to find Kent 45s from the early to mid sixties.
"Blues For Me" was actually a gamble for its time. Blues sales were suffering, and the label owners, the Bihari brothers, wanted to market B.B. outside of the Blues audience. As a result, two of the tracks here, "Don't Cry Anymore" and "My Reward" are ballads with strings. B.B. displays range and a crooning talent that would appear years later in his collaboration with Diane Shuur, "Heart to Heart". "Bad Case of Love" and "Get Out of Here" feature some truly magical B.B. guitar solos, and B.B. had the good taste to revisit "Bad Case of Love" in 1998 on the highly recommended "Blues on the Bayou". "Bad Luck Soul" is the most adventerous selection here with its stop-time horn arrangement. Two instrumentals close out the original album, the B.B. penned title track and Louis Jordan's "Just Like a Woman". The eight bonus tracks are Kent 45s, some appearing for the first time on cd. "You're Gonna Miss Me" is a Muddy Waters country blues updated with B.B.'s urban approach, and "I Wonder Why" features the great saxophonist Plas Johnson of "Pink Panther" fame. Now in his seventh decade as a recording artist, B.B. King's music is a very accessable form of blues; really there is something for everyone. "More B.B. King" adds to this collection with some music that has been overlooked for far too long.
5.0 out of 5 stars
ALTHOUGH THIS B.B. KING ALBUM HAD NO HIT SINGLES RELEASED FROM IT WHEN 'ORIGINALLY' RELEASED IN THE 60's...,
By Mr. Nightshift (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews
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...It has taken on a New-Lease-On-Life due this Expanded Edition that includes 8 (Eight) Bonus Tracks to boot! So what was an almost pale Album (In it's 'Original' Vinyl release) now is a 'Beefy' Blues Classic!. Key Tracks from the 'Original' Release included "Bad Case Of Love" & "You're Breaking My Heart", and now with Bonus Non-Album & B-Sides Tracks like: "Lonely", "And Like That", and "I Wonder Why" (This Track has been a Club Favorite in the Carolina's for several years now) makes the Complete Package VERY Enjoyable!!! Oh! There are also several First-Time Stereo cuts included too!
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