I'm In A Phone Booth, Baby

Performer: Albert King
Engineer: Danny Kopelson
Producer: Tony Llorens; Albert King
Distributor: Fantasy (distributor)

Notes: Personnel: Albert King (vocals, guitar); Steve Douglas (tenor & baritone saxophones); Cal Lewiston (trumpet); Tony Llorens (piano); Gus Thornton (bass); Michael Llorens (drums). Recorded at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, Califronia in January 1984. Digitally remastered by George Horn (1991, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley). Personnel: Albert King (vocals, guitar); Steve Douglas (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Cal Lewiston (trumpet); Tony Llorens (piano, organ, keyboards); Michael Llorens (drums). Audio Mixer: Danny Kopelson. Liner Note Author: Tom Wheeler. Recording information: Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA (01/1984). Photographer: Phil Bray. Unknown Contributor Roles: Cal Lewiston; Michael Llorens; Steve Douglas ; Gus Thornton; Tony Llorens. King's most recent studio album shows he is still tough. ~ Bill Dahl

Living Blues (1-2/92, p.57) - "..If he is serious about quitting, Albert King leaves behind a massive blues legacy...a worthy farewell.."

Albert King is one of the most important post-war blues guitarists. His influence was even more profoundly felt in the rock world than in blues, though he earned iconic stature in both. His unusual style came from playing pickless, upside-down, and left-handed, and from his preference for attack, tone, and volume over speed. King was also one of the first blues players to enter the R&B world, recording on Stax with Booker T. & the MG's.

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