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B.B. King
King of the Blues-89
Genre: Blues

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. (You've Become A) Habit to Me - B.B. King, Williams, Jerry Lyn
2. Drowning in the Sea of Love - B.B. King, Gamble, Kenneth
3. Can't Get Enough - B.B. King, Williams, Jerry Lyn
4. Standing on the Edge of Love - B.B. King, Nielsen, Rick
5. Go On - B.B. King, Williams, Jerry [1]
6. Let's Straighten It Out - B.B. King, Latimore, Benny
7. Change in Your Lovin' - B.B. King, Amato, Joe
8. Undercover Man - B.B. King, Williams, Jerry Lyn
9. Lay Another Log on the Fire - B.B. King, Knight, Fredrick [2
10. Business with My Baby Tonight - B.B. King, Martin, Trade
11. Take off Your Shoes - B.B. King, Crutcher, Bettye

UK budget-price compilation from Spectrum. 11 tracks including 'Can't Get Enough', 'Standing On The Edge Of Love' & 'Lay Another Log On The Fire'.

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All Artists: B.B. King
Title: King of the Blues-89
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Release Date: 8/22/2002
Genre: Blues
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 766489177427

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UK budget-price compilation from Spectrum. 11 tracks including 'Can't Get Enough', 'Standing On The Edge Of Love' & 'Lay Another Log On The Fire'.

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CD Reviews

I admire BB for trying a few new things on this album.

JP | 10/23/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"In general I like it, not every song but "Standing on the edge of Love" is pretty serious. I admire BB for trying a few new things on this album. If he never tried anything new, he would not have developed his own style and become the artist we all Love."

It's not as bad as it might seem

JP | Illinois | 12/29/2004

(3 out of 5 stars)

"B.B. King's music always inspires an emotional reaction in the listener and this album is no different. However that reaction at first probably is along the lines of: "What the hell is this?" and "Where is his unmistakable guitar sound?" But when you get past that (and learn to skip a few of the tracks... kind of like Clapton's "Pilgrim" album) there is enough to catch and keep your attention."