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Tracklist
Disc 1
1 All Over Again [Live at Auditorium Stravinski, 1993]
2 Ain't Nobody Home [Live at Casino Montreux, 1990]
3 Blues Boys Tune [Live at Auditorium Stravinski, 1995]
4 Blues in A [Live at Casino Montreux, 1989]
5 The Thrill Is Gone [Live at Casino Montreux, 1990]
6 When It All Comes Down (I'll Still Be Around) [Live at Casino Montreux, 1990]
7 You Know I Love You [Live at Casino Montreux, 1989]
Tracklist
Disc 2
1 Early in the Mornin' [Live at Auditorium Stravinski, 2000]
2 Caldonia [Live at Casino Montreux, 1987]
3 Guess Who [Live at Casino Montreux, 1982]
4 Rock Me Baby [Live at Casino Montreux, 1984]
5 Stormy Monday [Live at Auditorium Stravinski, 1995]
6 Into the Night [Live at Casino Montreux, 1991]
7 Go On [Live at Casino Montreux, 1990]
8 Let the Good Times Roll [Live at Casino Montreux, 1991]
About This Release
B.B. King: The Montreux Years is the latest instalment in the acclaimed Montreux Years series, a collection of exceptional archival live recordings from artists who have helped shape the identity of the Montreux Jazz Festival. This new album brings together a collection of B.B. King’s most remarkable live performances from nine legendary concerts recorded at the Festival over three decades. Featuring previously unreleased recordings throughout, the collection captures electrifying one-off live renditions of some of B.B. King’s best loved classics that made him a true legend of the genre. All recordings in this collection are previously unreleased and created in collaboration with the B.B. King Estate and the Montreux Jazz Festival team. Presented on 180g 2 LP or 2 CD, the release includes rare and unseen photography and special liner notes by award-winning writer, journalist and B.B. King biographer Daniel de Visé.
