Joe Bonamassa - B.B. King's Blues Summit 100

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:73:21 + 69:11 
Size:169,9 MB + 160,3 MB 
Label:Keeping The Blues Alive Records 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
Disc 1

 1. Paying The Cost To Be The Boss - 3:13
 2. Don't Answer The Door - 5:12
 3. To Know You Is To Love You - 5:30
 4. Let The Good Times Roll - 4:57
 5. Sweet Little Angel - 4:44
 6. When It All Comes Down (I'll Still Be Around) - 4:08
 7. When Love Comes To Town - 4:11
 8. The Thrill Is Gone - 5:05
 9. Watch Yourself - 3:28
10. Why I Sing The Blues - 6:44
11. Sweet Sixteen - 6:24
12. Don't You Want A Man Like Me - 2:54
13. I'll Survive - 2:41
14. Heartbreaker - 3:15
15. There Must Be A Better World Somewhere - 5:44
16. Chains And Things - 5:04

Disc 2
 1. How Blue Can You Get - 4:26
 2. You Upset Me Baby - 2:30
 3. Ghetto Woman - 5:07
 4. Night Life - 5:10
 5. Ain’t Nobody Home - 4:02
 6. Bad Case Of Love - 2:54
 7. Never Make A Move Too Soon - 6:16
 8. Three O'Clock Blues - 3:20
 9. Think It Over - 4:01
10. It's My Own Fault - 3:54
11. Every Day I Have The Blues - 2:28
12. Please Accept My Love - 2:40
13. So Excited - 4:43
14. When My Heart Beats Like A Hammer - 3:44
15. Playin' With My Friends - 5:01
16. Better Not Look Down - 8:47

This groundbreaking project celebrates the centennial birthday of B.B. King, honoring his monumental legacy with a one-of-a-kind Collaboration Album. The album will feature a double album worth of curated tracks of B.B. King's most iconic songs, recorded/tracked by Blues Rock Icon Joe Bonamassa and his all-star band, with production led by 2-time Grammy-nominated producers Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith. The reimagined tracks will include a stellar lineup of guest musicians from both contemporary and legacy backgrounds that will unite multiple generations and genres to pay tribute to the King of Blues with 32 tracks and including 40 special guests! Working directly with B.B. King’s estate, this project is deeply personal to Joe, reflecting his lifelong admiration for B.B. and the profound impact B.B. had on his career and life. Joe’s connection with B.B. began in 1989 when, as a 12-year-old prodigy, he had the life-changing opportunity to open for Mr. King. Over the years, their friendship grew as they toured together on dozens of occasions, cementing a bond that Joe cherishes to this day.

B.B. King's Blues Summit 100