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“If ever there were a live album where the crowd function as an additional instrument, this is it”: B.B. King rips it up on Live At The Regal

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“If ever there were a live album where the crowd function as an additional instrument, this is it”: B.B. King rips it up on Live At The Regal

Released in 1965, Live At The Regal is the blues equivalent of The Who’s Live At Leeds – an exhilarating, honest account of an artist at the top of their game

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