Indianola Mississippi Seeds by B.B. King

Indianola Mississippi Seeds

B.B. King

1970

Indianola Mississippi Seeds is a Blues album by B.B. King, originally released in 1970. On Gatefold: 51 pressings tracked, owned by 7 collectors.

Sound DNA

  • Blues
  • Chicago & Electric Blues
  • warm
  • brooding
  • southern

About

Though B.B. King toured with the Rolling Stones on their 1969 American trek, he ditched the company of English rock stars - of which the likes of Howlin' Wolf succumbed on like-minded sessions - for this 1970 set. Instead, he followed the Stones tour and Top 40 success with "The Thrill is Gone" by working with producer Bill Szymczyk's homegrown crew of Carole King, then-James Gang guitarist Joe Walsh, and Leon Russell. The latter contributed the record's biggest number, "Hummingbird," while the entire operation proves that King could thrive in a setting that didn't contradict his overall soulfulness. In fact, the overall brilliance of <i>Indianola</i> no doubt made a few major rock names wish they'd been invited along.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Nobody Loves Me But My Mother1:26
  2. A2You're Still My Woman6:06
  3. A3Ask Me No Questions3:08
  4. A4Until I'm Dead And Cold4:45
  5. A5King's Special5:00

Side B

  1. B1Ain't Gonna Worry My Life Anymore5:18
  2. B2Chains And Things4:53
  3. B3Go Underground4:02
  4. B4Hummingbird4:35

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7 collectors on Gatefold own this · 51 pressings tracked on Gatefold