Also a guy with the initials -SRV.

I wish they'd miked everyone else. On this, he's out there all alone. Or they were mixed out, or something. No bottom, no blues.

But, what a great voice. Thick, full and smooth.

Thanks, lite ash.

Albert King is one of my biggest influences.

I can hear his licks when I play lead--but I'm not as good as he is.
And lots of times, yeah, I'm copying Albert, but it doesn't sound like him.

Here's one of the songs that was instrumental in my learning to play blues solos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNsLyQGSqIg

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Yeah zontar, rhumba blues is a study unto itself. Definitely. Take you a long way, by cracky.

Nice Link, I remember this

The best bit is that guy dancing through the crowd, haha twas the funniest thing I have seen is ages!

Plenty more of Albert King around YouTube

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Great performance, nice sound on that guitar and pickin' out some good notes there and that voice. Wow!!

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Albert King was the first blues musician who's last name wasn't Vaughan that I really, really liked.

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The Video wouldn't load, but I know Albert King is an awesome guitarists and singer anyway.