If you have been meaning to spend some time with B.B. King, Why I Sing The Blues is waiting for you on CD. The album dates from 1983, and this CD edition came out in 1992 on MCA Special Products. A little about the artist, from B.B. King’s Discogs profile: “American blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter born September 16, 1925 near Itta Bena, Mississippi and died May 14, 2015, Las Vegas, Nevada. B. B. is an abbreviation for 'Blues Boy'. King is one of the most influential blues musicians of all time, earning the nickname ‘The King of the Blues.’”

There are 10 tracks and about 58 minutes of music here, from “The Thrill Is Gone” all the way to “Chains And Things (With Carole King On Piano)”.

If “The Thrill Is Gone” is a song you already love, this is an easy way to have the whole album on your shelf. This copy is graded Near Mint (NM or M-) and costs $2.99. Tap the button below to see the photos and order it.

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