In 1967, the future of electric blues guitar answered to the name of Albert King. It's not like Albert was a green newcomer to the blues world when he strolled through the doors of Memphis-based Stax Records in 1966. After all, he had his first taste of studio action as a band leader more than a dozen years earlier. But the massively constructed southpaw saved his best for Stax. It's virtually impossible to cite a more important or influential blues album from the latter half of the 1960's than BORN UNDER A BAND SIGN...

This Sundazed 180 gram vinyl edition features the entire classic album with its gorgeous vintage artwork, two rare single sides added as bonus cuts, original liner notes and new annotation by Bill Dahl.

TRACK LISTING

Born Under A Bad Sign

Crosscut Saw

Kansa City

Oh, Pretty Woman

Down Don't Bother Me

The Hunter

Funk-shun

I Almost Lost My Mind

Personal Manager

Laundromat Blues

As The Years Go Passing By

The Very Thought Of You

Overall Junction