8 thoughts on “ Please Love Me - B.B. King - Why I Sing The Blues (CD) ”

1. To Know You Is To Love You Songwriter – Stevie Wonder, Syreeta Wright: 7: How Blue Can You Get? Songwriter – Leonard Feather: 8: Sweet Sixteen Songwriter – B.B. King, Joe Josea: 9: So Excited Songwriter – B.B. King, Gerald Jemmott* Chains And Things (With Carole King On Piano) Piano – Carole King Songwriter.

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2. This song is less about B.B. King and more about the history of African Americans in America. Blues has its roots in African culture, particularly the call-and-response pattern and the style of.

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3. Why I sing the blues Yes, I say everybody wanna know Why I sing the blues Well, I've been around a long time I really have paid my dues When I first got the blues They brought me over on a ship Men were standing over me And a lot more with the whip And everybody wanna know Why I sing the blues Well, I've been around a long time Mm, I've really.

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4. Why I sing the blues Yes, I say everybody wanna know Why I sing the blues Well, I've been around a long time I really have paid my dues When I first got the blues They brought me over on a ship Men were standing over me And a lot more with a whip And everybody wanna know Why I sing the blues Well, I've been around a long time Mm, I've really.

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Singin' The Blues on Discogs.4/5(1).

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6. The final CD, "King of the Blues," puts the spotlight on his later recordings for the label, in which his sound was maturing into something more urbanely soulful, though "Fishin' After Me" (aka "Catfish Blues") sounds like a Howlin' Wolf track with a typically smooth B.B. King vocal dubbed onto it.

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7. 48 rows · Overview. B.B. King's first charting single, "3 O'Clock Blues," reached No. 1 on the .

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