Bobby King, vcl/g; Rosemary King, vcl on *; Sonny Thompson, pno; band. Cincinnati, Oh. 21 novembre
1961
01. Cheapskate*
02. So nice to be loved*
03. Thaks Mr Postman
04. I want you to rock me
Bobby King, vcl/g; band. Cincinnati, Oh. 16 août 1962
05. Two telephones
Bobby King, vcl/g; Sonny Thompson, pno; band. Cincinnati, Oh. 12 juin 1964
06. What a day what a night
07. Wasted
Bobby King, vcl/g; band. Chicago, Ill. 1968
08. Froggy bottom I & II
Bobby King, vcl/g; David Bloom, g; Nick Charles, bs; Roosevelt Shaw, dms. Chicago, Ill. 1 mai 1969
09. My baby sure do love me
10. Left me alone
11. Everyday I have the blues
Bobby King, vcl/g; Leonard Gill, g; Muddy Waters Jr, vcl on *; Harry Mitchum, bs; Bill Warren, dms.
Chicago, Ill. 9 octobre 1975
12. Reconsider baby
13. My babe
14. Everyday I have the blues
15. Sweet home Chicago
16. The Chaser
17. Old folks boogie*
Bobby King, vcl/g; John Bishop, g; James Davis, pno; Roger Bacon, tpt, Steve Berry, tb; Ken Clark, t-sax;
George Patterson, a-sax/flt; Bernard Reed, bs; Jimmy Tillman, dms/perc. Chicago, Ill. 19 août 1977
18. Bobby's shuffle
19. Bad luck blues
20. Three o'clock in the morning
21. My darkest hour
22. Hoochie coochie man
23. Sweet home Chicago
24. One step back
25. Everyday I have the blues
26. Stormy monday
27. Please love me
28. Make up your mind
Thanks go to Blue Eyes for the tracks above.
Post: https://krakenfiles.com/view/8GjKhkcfR6/file.html
Thanks also go to a visitor for the copy of the original tape "Jimmy Tillman - 21st century rhythm & blues band with Bobby King" with tracks 18-28 which include a spoken introduction by Jimmy Tillman that is not on the first posting.
Post: https://krakenfiles.com/view/97XLtimYcJ/file.html
18 comments:
load it 3 times
same problem with Part2)\KINGBobby11 Everyday I have the blues.mp3 (the rar is corrupt....
Everything worked ok for me using winrar 5.01 evaluation copy. 7 Zip will also do it.
It worked fine for me with WinZip. Thanks!
Thanks for this rare recordings -
You are always fantastic for blues lovers
Thanks so very much for posting this great album. I am trying to do some research on Bobby King. Does anyone know of any sources which have information on his life. He is from my hometown and I am writing a book on area artists. Can't seem to find anything on the web. Would love to include Bobby King in the book. Thanks!
@jmmyjam: Glad to see that some people are alos interested in Bobby King. He really was a great guitarist and bluesman and if his life hadn't been doomed by bad fate, he certainly would have become one of the "Kings" of the blues.
I wrote a short bio of him on my blog
http://jukegh.blogspot.fr/2013/11/chicago-blues-yesterday-vol-7.html
For more infos you should ask to Jim O'Neal through his site
http://66.203.147.88/bluesoterica/
Jim was the founder of the very first US blues magazine (Living blues) and, living in Chicago, he knew Bobby King personnally.
Hi Gerard, what's the latest on Jim O'Neal? I read somewhere recently that Jim was very ill with cancer but haven't heard anything since then.
@Bob Mac: Fortunately, Jim is quite well by now and working hard as ever with his bluesoterica thing. He has just unveiled in a recent article in Living Blues the mystery surrounding Casey Bill Weldon, finding his dates of birth and death, his family whereabouts and the fact that Casey Bill was not at all Memphis Jug Band's Will Weldon.
Gerald, thanks for the info on Bobby King. I did some further research. Please note that Bobby King is from my stumping grounds in Jefferson County, Arkansas. He was not born in Little Rock as this is Pulaski County. This information comes from the research of blues scholars Bob Eagle and Eric LeBlanc in their most recent book, Blues: A Regional Experience.
Hi !
Is it possible to re-UP this ??
Unknown guitarist, he deserves anyway a little regard ...
Thanks
Chris-France
BLUES, BLUES, BLUES Admin
Thanks A Lot !
Thanx for this!
Thanks for posting this. Bobby King deserves to be better known.
Thanks for this - extracted fine for me
Thanks for this great collection from an artist who should be more well known.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH for the re-post!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank Blue Eyes and Xyros! :)
Thank you for the Tillman tape, it is nice to hear the introductions.
The tracks do not have the same order as in the Bobby King disco.
I think it is like this:
01 Intro-Bobby's Shuffle
02 Bad Luck Blues
03 My Darkest Hour
04 Hoochie Coochie Man
05 Sweet Home Chicago
06 One Step Back
07 Everyday I Have The Blues
08 Vampire
09 Stormy Monday
10 Please Love Me
11 Make Up My Mind
12 Outtro
Track 8 is a long instrumental and Tillman says somesing about a vampire. I don't know the title.
Anyway, thanks for the music.
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