Released in 1971, B.B. King in London brought the legendary blues guitarist to England, where he collaborated with an impressive lineup of British rock and blues musicians, including members of Fleetwood Mac, Humble Pie, and others deeply influenced by his music. The album blends King's unmistakable guitar work and soulful vocals with a fresh, dynamic backing band, resulting in standout performances of blues standards and original material alike.
 
This 1971 original US pressing is a must-have for blues enthusiasts and vinyl collectors. Widely regarded as one of B.B. King's most memorable collaborations, B.B. King in London captures the meeting of an American blues icon with a new generation of musicians, creating an album that remains both historically significant and thoroughly enjoyable more than five decades later.
 
Track List
Side A
Caldonia (3:59)
Blue Shadows (5:09)
Alexis' Boogie (3:29)
We Can't Agree (4:45)
 
Side B
Ghetto Woman (5:14)
Wet Hayshark (2:28)
Part Time Love (3:16)
Power of the Blues (2:21)
Ain't Nobody Home (3:15)
 
Note: Ain't Nobody Home has a scratch through it and the top right hand part of the back fold part of the sleeve is coming apart some.