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Live / Fillmore East - New York, NY June 19, 1971

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Live / Fillmore East - New York, NY June 19, 1971

B.B. King UMG

Released: Jul 28, 2009

1		Band Instrumental Time: 4:46 Size: 7MB
2		Every Day I Have The Blues Time: 2:20 Size: 3MB
3		How Blue Can You Get Time: 6:19 Size: 9MB
4		Instrumental Time: 3:46 Size: 5MB
5		Whole Lotta Love Time: 4:14 Size: 6MB
6		Nobody Loves Me But My Mother Time: 5:22 Size: 7MB
7		Hummingbird Time: 4:23 Size: 6MB
8		Help The Poor Time: 3:38 Size: 5MB
9		Band Introductions Time: 1:46 Size: 2MB
10		Sweet Sixteen Time: 5:32 Size: 8MB
11		Instrumental Time: 2:39 Size: 4MB
12		The Thrill Is Gone Time: 5:40 Size: 8MB

Other albums by B.B. King:

Live At The BBC 2009	Live / Fillmore E... 2009	Live / Fillmore E... 2009	One Kind Favor 2008
Classics 2008	One Kind Favor 2008	Discoveries 2008	Favorites 2008
Live At The Apoll... 2008	Complete Collecti... 2008	Why I Sing The Bl... 2007	Six Silver String... 2007
My Sweet Angel 2006	Heart And Soul 2006	Blues Kingpins 2006	The Fabulous B.B.... 2006

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