News flash: B.B. King's 1970 version of "The Thrill is Gone" was a cover of Roy Hawkins' 1951 song of the same name written by Hawkins and Rick Darnell. They probably lifted most of it from a 1931 song by Broadway songwriters Lew Brown and Ray Henderson. There are many old blues songs out there with countless versions and variations that have their roots in the time before audio recording was invented and copyright of old folk songs was rarely a thought of the musicians who performed them live.
What does this sound like the Thrill is gone? Why is his guitar’s name Lucy like Lucille? Why are there 3 kings? Albert is one of the Kings but he was afraid of BB. Velvet Bulldozer Albert and the butterfly vibrato BB. Wish Albert would have given BB a chance to solo when he invited BB to the stage. But Albert didn’t let him solo when BB asked for a round and Albert gathered his guns and played on top. Humble gracious BB chilled because it wasn’t his gig anyways. Oh well. Love em both. And Freddy too.
Big piece ! Thanks a lot for sharing, alejandro ! I didn't know this song and it evokes me "The Thrill Is Gone" of B.B. King. (maybe it's a kind of tribute to the B.B. standard) studio version ( maybe the first soul/blues track with strings arrangement in december 1969 ) : ua-cam.com/video/zEmi8dkD1BQ/v-deo.html mythic live version in Cook County Jail (recorded in september 1970) : ua-cam.com/video/dpuqM035Abw/v-deo.html
The feeling is gone, there's the keys to your door The feeling is gone away, there's the key to your door Oh, I've got to leave you woman I can't take no more The feeling is gone, I won't be a fool again The feeling is gone away, I won't be a full again Oh, I'm tired of you dogging me arround And listening to all your friends Have you heard that old saying: 'Every dawn has its day'? And one day you'll realize You threw a good love away The feeling is gone, you can wave my love goodbye The feeling is gone away, you can wave my love goodbye Oh, there's no explanation darling You know the reason why The feeling is gone I said the feeling is gone away (x2) Someday you'll realize, babe... You threw a good love away
@BigTimeBluesFan989 I'd say nigh on identical - 'The feeling's gone, the feeling's gone away. Oh the feeling's gone, the feeling's gone away.' Replace 'feeling' with 'thrill is', and you've got Thrill is Gone. I'd love to know which came first.
if you guys think there's a lot of similiarities in some songs here , go listen to louise mandrell and her song "TOO HOT TO SLEEP" and then go listen to the eagles "WITCHY WOMAN" & then come back here and let me here you all say something like "WOW MAN !!!!
Peter,I saw Albert in the mid 80's.He had a V,the Acoustic amp and a Small Stone phase shifter set as slow as it would go.One of 2 of the best concerts of my life.The other was the Allman Brothers with Duane and Berry October 15 1971.
i wonder if albert ever even tried flipping the strings, im sure if he lived longer he may have started practing with strings flipped so he has more options, but i assume he would keep his signature sound too. idk, they say jimi could play a lil every which way, left handed right handed, flipped or not
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News flash: B.B. King's 1970 version of "The Thrill is Gone" was a cover of Roy Hawkins' 1951 song of the same name written by Hawkins and Rick Darnell. They probably lifted most of it from a 1931 song by Broadway songwriters Lew Brown and Ray Henderson. There are many old blues songs out there with countless versions and variations that have their roots in the time before audio recording was invented and copyright of old folk songs was rarely a thought of the musicians who performed them live.
2022 April who is enjoying this with me
Let the BLUES heal your SOUL!!!!!!!!!
this sounds alot like b.b. kings '' the thrill is gone''
Hehehe reply man i bet u wont.
@@hambrgr6283 lol really
My favorite King's. Albert and Freddie. You know Albert on the first note. Like all the kings. Thanks for uploading. From Vienna. Peace.
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for some reason the synthesizers actually sounds great
São raras as músicas que na primeira nota você já fala/pensa "nuuuoooossa!!!"
mesmo sentimento
Concordo
Tem toda razão!
The Feeling...Albert's answer to B.B. King's "The Thrill Is Gone"
I was wondering who came out first
I LOVE YOU ALBERT KING!! THIS SHIT IS BAD!! "THE FEELING IS GONE AWAY!!" "YOU THREW A GOOD LOVE AWAY!!" MAMA PLAYED THIS SHIT ALL THE TIME!!
I love my blues grew up right next door to the baby grand. nothing but blues players live shows. did security duty for jazz concerts as well!!
what a fuckin great tune
superr!
The King forever !
Grande bluesman!! Excelente!! Varginha, MG - Brasil
Masterpiece
Albert King Moves Me!!!
good...!!!
Smooth, man...
the best of the 3 bik blues kings!
THE THRILL IS GONE tuned !
KILLET!!!
eu amo essa música 😍😍😍
play it baby the feeling gone
He def had skillz, how the hell do you keep a pipe going while playin the guitar like that??
maestro de la guitarra, que estilo!!!!
Albert was Beautiful
On his shoulder sits a cat
Or the Yorkshire Terrier
I see more of them !
My name came from that King!!!! So proud!!!
that bass tho
What does this sound like the Thrill is gone? Why is his guitar’s name Lucy like Lucille?
Why are there 3 kings?
Albert is one of the Kings but he was afraid of BB. Velvet Bulldozer Albert and the butterfly vibrato BB. Wish Albert would have given BB a chance to solo when he invited BB to the stage. But Albert didn’t let him solo when BB asked for a round and Albert gathered his guns and played on top. Humble gracious BB chilled because it wasn’t his gig anyways. Oh well. Love em both. And Freddy too.
Big piece ! Thanks a lot for sharing, alejandro !
I didn't know this song and it evokes me "The Thrill Is Gone" of B.B. King. (maybe it's a kind of tribute to the B.B. standard)
studio version ( maybe the first soul/blues track with strings arrangement in december 1969 ) :
ua-cam.com/video/zEmi8dkD1BQ/v-deo.html
mythic live version in Cook County Jail (recorded in september 1970) :
ua-cam.com/video/dpuqM035Abw/v-deo.html
Great guitar!
Who is here with me 2022 April
Underrated song
(Thrill is gone)
A true Craftsman carving out beautiful Contours with Pipe-in-Mouth.
incredible good this music love it.
For ever Blues
The feeling is gone, there's the keys to your door
The feeling is gone away, there's the key to your door
Oh, I've got to leave you woman
I can't take no more
The feeling is gone, I won't be a fool again
The feeling is gone away, I won't be a full again
Oh, I'm tired of you dogging me arround
And listening to all your friends
Have you heard that old saying:
'Every dawn has its day'?
And one day you'll realize
You threw a good love away
The feeling is gone, you can wave my love goodbye
The feeling is gone away, you can wave my love goodbye
Oh, there's no explanation darling
You know the reason why
The feeling is gone
I said the feeling is gone away (x2)
Someday you'll realize, babe...
You threw a good love away
💖
2024
@BigTimeBluesFan989 I'd say nigh on identical - 'The feeling's gone, the feeling's gone away. Oh the feeling's gone, the feeling's gone away.' Replace 'feeling' with 'thrill is', and you've got Thrill is Gone. I'd love to know which came first.
eu adoro esta musiquiña carajo
if you guys think there's a lot of similiarities in some songs here , go listen to louise mandrell and her song "TOO HOT TO SLEEP" and then go listen to the eagles "WITCHY WOMAN" & then come back here and let me here you all say something like "WOW MAN !!!!
Sounds like he's using a slight phasing effect
+Peter Lundgren It's an MXR Phase 90 that Albert started using around 1976 for studio productions
PHASER AND THE ROLAND CHORUS AMP MAYBE?
Peter,I saw Albert in the mid 80's.He had a V,the Acoustic amp and a Small Stone phase shifter set as slow as it would go.One of 2 of the best concerts of my life.The other was the Allman Brothers with Duane and Berry October 15 1971.
clap clap clap, BRAVO
yes the slight phasing makes the bend notes squeal more when the phase times right
Dj brown liquor!
It's hard to have an original thought I think but he had his signature of phrasing for sure and it's so tasty man.
Why can’t I find it on Spotify
April Manson this was released on a different record label than the rest of his discography
i like upload rarities
Ufff el besto Blues song
similarities irresistibly and subconsciously come about sooner or later, what do you about that, take it to court find out.
@TheEnglishRedneck45 yeah, your right about that. you know what year the thrill is gone come out?
good ears Bro
Originally from ""New Orleans Heat"' (1978) but it can be found on many compilations .one of them that is available is called "'The Feeling"".
😎 Still listening to The Master 🎸 in Texas USA 🇺🇸
whats the name of this song??? where can i download it?
from what album this song is???
CAN U READ?
GO TO AMAZON.GOOGLE IT --DONT BE LAZY
"The Feeling" from the album 'New Orleans Heat' (1978)
@TruckTurner74 Fantastic - thank you for sharing your knowledge.
When she only use ya to get to tha top
does any one knows from which album is this song?
thought the same thing. Its got that classic feel to it
gracias y compartido
sounds a lot like bb king's the thrill is gone
somebody help me with lyrics?
signori la classe non e acqua u blues e blues
I know the feeling
Not too shabby
2020?
lyrics ?
never heard of that singer,lol
it s thé troll is gone
IMO BB, Albert & Buddy Guy are the kings of blues, can't seem to get along with freddy...
? freddy's voice and sound is heart and soul blues man! Don't know what your talking about.
Muddy Waters, check him out, do yourself the favor :).
Yeah I agree. I am familiar with all 3 kings, and they're all great -Freddie sits on the throne imo
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Bom demais!!!!
Hendrix, strings upside down..??????
yea... a regular guitar but playing lefty
THIS SHIT IS BAD!!!! THE FEELING IS GONE YOU CAN WAVE MY LOVE GOOD BYE~~~
But yeah, Albert totally ripped off the strings from B.B.'s version.
it really rocks! thanks Michael Clark for the precious info!
i wonder if albert ever even tried flipping the strings, im sure if he lived longer he may have started practing with strings flipped so he has more options, but i assume he would keep his signature sound too. idk, they say jimi could play a lil every which way, left handed right handed, flipped or not