Artist: Otis Redding Album: King & Queen

Year: 1967
Duration: 0:0-1

Other #Blues albums:

Howlin' Wolf - The Back Door Wolf

Howlin' Wolf - The Back Door Wolf

Howlin' Wolf - Message to the Young

Howlin' Wolf - Message to the Young

Howlin' Wolf - Moanin' in the Moonlight

Howlin' Wolf - Moanin' in the Moonlight

J.B. Lenoir - Alabama Blues

J.B. Lenoir - Alabama Blues

Stevie Ray Vaughan - In Session

Stevie Ray Vaughan - In Session

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Let the Good Times Roll

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Let the Good Times Roll

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Rough Edges

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Rough Edges

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Touch the Sky - Studio Sessions

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Touch the Sky - Studio Sessions

Ray LaMontagne - Trouble

Ray LaMontagne - Trouble

Ray LaMontagne - Ouroboros

Ray LaMontagne - Ouroboros

Ray LaMontagne - Part Of The Light

Ray LaMontagne - Part Of The Light

Willie Dixon - Willie's Blues

Willie Dixon - Willie's Blues

Willie Dixon - Hidden Charms

Willie Dixon - Hidden Charms

Otis Spann - The Biggest Thing Since Colossus ...

Otis Spann - The Biggest Thing Since Colossus ...

Otis Spann - Cryin' Time

Otis Spann - Cryin' Time

Otis Spann - Muddy Waters

Otis Spann - Muddy Waters

Freddie King - Getting Ready...

Freddie King - Getting Ready...

Junior Wells - Play the Blues

Junior Wells - Play the Blues

Albert King - In Session

Albert King - In Session

Albert King - I Wanna Get Funky

Albert King - I Wanna Get Funky

Albert King - I'll Play the Blues for You

Albert King - I'll Play the Blues for You

Albert King - Years Gone By

Albert King - Years Gone By

Albert King - Live Wire / Blues Power

Albert King - Live Wire / Blues Power

Albert King - Born Under a Bad Sign

Albert King - Born Under a Bad Sign

Albert King - The Big Blues

Albert King - The Big Blues

Albert King - Albert

Albert King - Albert

Ry Cooder - Talking Timbuktu

Ry Cooder - Talking Timbuktu

Little Walter - Windy City Blues

Little Walter - Windy City Blues

genre - Blues

Stevie Ray Vaughan

Mississippi Fred McDowell

Gary B.B. Coleman

balls, from 1 to 5, describe similarity between the two bands