Title: good blues/funk from Albert King and Booker T. and the Mg's
Product review: This a good blues/funk album from guitar legend Albert King and the Stax backing band (also a seperate band too) Booker T. and the MG's. This album was monumental when it was released but is not as monumental today. This is still a good album that is a nescessary landmark in somebody's blues collection. The fact that the songs are too short and many of them fade out at the end (which pisses me off beyond reason) is a negative factor. The best songs on the album are "Crosscut Saw","Personal Manager", "Laundromat Blues" and "Born Under a Bad Sign."
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