B.B. King Returns 'One Kind Favor'

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    Having recently released his latest album, 'One Kind Favor,' B.B. King returns with an inspired set of covers that revisits his musical influences from the 1950s, including Blind Lemon Jefferson, Howlin' Wolf and Lonnie Johnson. With the help of producer T Bone Burnett (Robert Plant & Alison Krauss, Elvis Costello), the record re-creates the vintage sound of the '50s by bringing in several heavyweight musicians to play alongside the blues king, including New Orleans piano legend Dr. John.

    Take an inside look at the recording process of 'One Kind Favor' and find out what King's bandmates have to say about their experience with the legendary musician.


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