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A powerful collection of singles from about 1962-1967, this is an interesting record because it illustrates some of the stylistic changes in King's music (and "urban blues" in general) during this period -- the transition from upright bass to the heavier-sounding electric, the horn arrangements become less jazzy and more "punchy" and soul-influenced, and his guitar style itself becomes more economical.
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Release Date: | 01/08/2008 |
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Label: | Ace Records Uk |
UPC: | 0029667030922 |
catalogNumber: | 31 |
Rank: | 64815 |
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