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Albert King – New Orleans Heat (LP Vinyl) recent_bt See more photographs from MichaelLeft handed and strung upside down, Albert King bent strings in a direction almost no one else could replicate, which is a big reason why his influence runs so deep through rock and blues guitar. Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Jimi Hendrix all absorbed his attack, and you can hear exactly why on sessions like these, recorded during his fertile late 70s period when he was still playing with the kind of authority that made younger guitarists stop