CD Album - Albert King - Blues At Sunrise - Fantasy

CD Album

Artist:	Albert King
Title:	Blues At Sunrise
Label:	Fantasy
Country:	Australia
Date:	12 Mar 1990
Catalogue:	D 29085
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Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Albert King	Don't Burn Down The Bridge ('Cause You Might Wanna Come Back Across)	Jones, Wells	Rate
02	Albert King	I Believe To My Soul	Ray Charles	Rate
03	Albert King	For The Love Of A Woman	Don Nix	Rate
04	Albert King	Blues At Sunrise	Albert King	Rate
05	Albert King	I'll Play The Blues For You	Jerry Beach	Rate
06	Albert King	Little Brother (Make A Way)	Bush, Jones, Smith	Rate
07	Albert King	Roadhouse Blues	Albert King	Rate

Notes

Recorded during concert performance at the 1973 Montreux (Switzerland) Jazz Festival, Sunday, July 1, 1973.

Original recording by the staff of SSR (Radio Suisse)

Album produced and mixed by Danny Kopelson

Mastering - George Horn (Fantasy Studios, Berkeley)

Notes by Lee Hildebrand

(P)(C) 1988 Fantasy, Inc.

Release date from Platterlog.

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PhilMH 22nd Feb 2016		Here's a novelty - an Australian released disc from the very early 90's that was actually made in Australia! God knows why Festival decided to release this on the Fantasy label, when they had had the rights to the Stax label since 1977, and would issue further releases on that label! Festival's company credit on the back cover suggests that this might have been released in New Zealand too - can anyone confirm?