Stax Records Stereo 1972
Near-definitive blues with soul, first heard in 1972. King's piercing notes and vitriol-soaked phrases respond tellingly to his warm, reassuring vocals-his title declaration of intent and "Breakin' Up Somebody's Home" are extremely compelling. The Bar-Kays truckle to his will with stirring groove, but one can't help pining for the rhythm magic of first-call Stax backups the M.G.s. -- © Frank John Hadley 1993
Side 1.
1. I'll Play The Blues For You (Parts 1 & 2) 7:17
2. Little Brother (Make A Way) 2:45
3. Breaking Up Somebody's Home 7:15
4. High Cost Of Loving 2:52
Side 2.
1. I'll Be Doggone 5:39
2. Answer To The Laundromat Blues 4:33
3. Don't Burn Down The Bridge ('Cause You Might Wanna Come Back Across) 5:05
4. Angel Of Mercy 4:18
Personnel:
Albert King – Electric guitar and vocals
The Memphis Horns – Horns
The Bar-Kays & The Movement – Rhythm section
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