B.B. King – Live at the Regal (1965)

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B.B. King – Live at the Regal (1965) is a landmark live blues album capturing B.B. King’s electrifying performance and masterful guitar work, widely regarded as one of the greatest live recordings in blues history.

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instanceOf B.B. King album
live album
artist B.B. King
linked to: B. B. King
associatedWith Chicago blues scene
countryOfRelease United States
criticalReception widely acclaimed
describedAs a landmark live recording
one of the greatest live blues albums
featuresInstrument electric guitar
vocals
format vinyl LP
genre blues
electric blues
hasLiveAudience Regal Theater audience
hasTrack Every Day I Have the Blues
Help the Poor
How Blue Can You Get
It’s My Own Fault
It’s My Own Fault, Baby
linked to: It’s My Own Fault

Please Love Me
Sweet Little Angel
Woke Up This Morning
Woke Up This Morning (My Baby’s Gone)
Worry, Worry
You Upset Me Baby
includedIn various greatest albums of all time lists
influenced Carlos Santana
Eric Clapton
Mike Bloomfield
many later blues guitarists
label ABC-Paramount
language English
length approximately 35 minutes
notableFor B.B. King’s guitar work
B.B. King’s vocal performance
audience interaction
influence on blues and rock musicians
originalMedium analog tape
performer B.B. King
linked to: B. B. King
producer Johnny Pate
recordedAt Regal Theater, Chicago
recordedInCity Chicago
recordedInCountry United States
recordedInState Illinois
recordedOn 1964-11-21
recordingType concert recording
reissuedOn compact disc
digital download
releaseDecade 1960s
releaseYear 1965

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Regal Theater, Chicago notableRecording B.B. King – Live at the Regal (1965)