This album by one of the blues greats was released in 1977 and in the middle of the new disco wave which clearly can be heard on the album. Albert was maybe trying to reach a new audience? The 1.93 cm tall black blues phantom still delivers good blues here and the songs are full of feeling and soulful and funky blues with a touch of rock like many blues bands sounded in the 70's. It's maybe not among the best in the genre at the time but definitely worth listening to.

1)Love shock (7,5)

2)You upset me babe (8,5)

3)Chump change (7,5)

4)Let me rock you (7,5)

5)Boot lace (7,5)

6)Love mechanic (6,5)

7)Call my job (6,5)

8)Good time Charlie (6,0)

Score: 7,19

Albert King-vocals and guitars (1923-1992)

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