Lightnin’ Hopkins

Craft Recordings and Bluesville Records proudly announce reissues for Albert King’s 'Live Wire/Blues Power' and 'Last Night Blues' from Lightnin’ Hopkins with Sonny Terry

Craft Recordings and Bluesville Records proudly announce a pair of classic reissues from two of blues music’s most influential artists: Albert King’s career-defining 1968 concert album, Live Wire/Blues Power, and 1961’s poignant Last Night Blues from Lightnin’ Hopkins with Sonny Terry.

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