Four of the greatest blues guitarists of all time. They share the same last name (no releation), but each blazed his own trail of glory in the blues idiom. A great musical study in contrasts.

B.B. King is featured in 5 concert recordings captured between 1975 and 1985 playing some of his best known material. Freddie King was recorded live shortly before his untimely death in 1976. These tracks are from his American and European tours. Earl King is featured in early studio recording with Allen Toussaint and live cuts from the Mardi Gras in 1976. Albert King, like Freddie, was recorded in Europe in the mid-70's- at the height of his fame.

Disc One:

B.B. King
Why I Sing The Blues
Everyday I Have The Blues
The Thrill Is Gone
Caldonia
Payin' The Cost To Be The Boss

Earl King
Street Parade, Part 1
I'm Going To Keep On Trying
Darling Honey Angel Child (Let The Good Times Roll)
Trick Bag
You Make Me Feel Good
Those Lonely, Lonely Nights

Disc Two:

Freddie King
Going Down
Woman Across The River
Mojo Boogie
Messin' With The Kid
Key To The Highway

Albert King
Blues Power
Blues At Sunrise
Matchbox Blues
Born Under A Bad Sign
Angel Of Mercy