Name: Thursday Night In San Francisco
Brand: King, Albert
SKU: 123325
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Thursday Night In San Francisco

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Album: Thursday Night In San Francisco
#	Song Title		Time
1)	San-Ho-Zay Live	More Info...	0:53
2)	You Upset Me, Baby Live	More Info...	4:53
3)	Call It Stormy Monday Live	More Info...	8:37
4)	Everyday I Have The Blues Live	More Info...	4:17
5)	Drifting Blues Live	More Info...	8:05
6)	I've Made Nights By Myself Live	More Info...	6:44
7)	Crosscut Saw Live	More Info...	3:46
8)	I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town Live	More Info...	7:41
9)	Ooh-Ee-Baby Live	More Info...	7:40

Album: Thursday Night In San Francisco
#	Song Title		Time
1)	San-Ho-Zay Live	More Info...	0:53
2)	You Upset Me, Baby Live	More Info...	4:53
3)	Call It Stormy Monday Live	More Info...	8:37
4)	Everyday I Have The Blues Live	More Info...	4:17
5)	Drifting Blues Live	More Info...	8:05
6)	I've Made Nights By Myself Live	More Info...	6:44
7)	Crosscut Saw Live	More Info...	3:46
8)	I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town Live	More Info...	7:41
9)	Ooh-Ee-Baby Live	More Info...	7:40

Performer Notes

Personnel: Albert King (vocals, guitar); Willie James Exon (guitar); James Washington (organ); Roosevelt Pointer (bass); Theotis Morgan (drums).
Recorded live at the Fillmore West, San Francisco, California on July 27, 1968. Includes liner notes by Lee Hildebrand.
Imagine 1968 at the Fillmore in San Francisco, the epicenter of the flower power scene. Before an audience of long haired-hippies attired in day-glo and paisley, the incomparable Albert King steps on stage to deliver the gospel of down-home, Memphis-fried blues. Such is the setting for this entry in King's series of '68 Fillmore recordings (the others are Wednesday NIGHT IN SAN FRANCISCO and LIVE WIRE/BLUES POWER).
King had a good deal of cache with '60s rock audiences; his fierce, soulful leads had inspired the likes of Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix, and his 1967 Stax debut BORN UNDER A BAD SIGN had achieved crossover success. Abetted by a tight backing band (generating a sound reminiscent of Booker T. and the M.G.'s), King's blend of raw, traditional blues with smooth, Stax-flavored soul hits the mark. From the jaunty, uptempo opening number "You Upset Me, Baby," through the deep, slow "Drifting Blues," to the rollicking "Ooh-Ee-Baby," King's vocals and chops are in prime form on this excellent live set.