Category: Music/Albums. Review: The category of the products is music and specifically albums. Each album has its own unique history and significance in the world of music. Here are my reviews for each album: 1. Live at the Regal, 1965 album Live at The Regal on ABC Paramount Records LP: This album captures a live performance by B.B. King at the Regal Theater in Chicago in 1962. It is considered one of the best recordings of blues music and features classic songs such as "Every Day I Have the Blues" and "The Thrill Is Gone." The sound quality on this album is excellent, with clear vocals and guitar playing that really brings King's performances to life. Overall, this is a must-have for any fan of blues music. 2. Live At The Regal Theater Chicago June 1962: This album features the same live performance as the previous one but includes additional tracks such as "Little Red Rooster" and "Every Day I Have the Blues." It also includes interviews with King and other musicians, giving listeners a behind-the-scenes look at the world of blues music. The sound quality on this album is still excellent, and it provides even more insight into King's performances and his impact on the genre. 3. A Classic Revisited: B.B. King: Live At The Regal (The Definitive Recording of Blues in Live Performance (MCA Records, 1980 Vinyl): This album is a compilation of live recordings from various artists, including B.B. King, who performed at the Regal Theater in Chicago. It includes classic songs such as "Sweet Home Chicago" and "The Thrill Is Gone." The sound quality on this album is good, but it lacks some of the clarity and detail found on other live recordings from the same era. However, it still provides a great introduction to blues music for new listeners. 4. Live At The Regal ABC Records ‎LP 1971 Version: This album features a live performance by B.B. King at the Regal Theater in Chicago in 1962. It includes classic songs such as "Every Day I Have the Blues" and "The Thrill Is Gone." The sound quality on this album is good, but it lacks some of the clarity and detail found on other live recordings from the same era. However, it still provides a great introduction to blues music for new listeners. 5. At Folsom Prison, Live At The Talk Of The Town: This album features a live performance by Johnny Cash at the California State Penitentiary in San Quentin in 1968. It includes classic songs such as "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Ring of Fire." The sound quality on this album is excellent, with clear vocals and guitar playing that really brings Cash's performances to life. Overall, this is a must-have for any fan of country music. In conclusion, each of these albums has its own unique history and significance in the world of music. For fans of blues and country music, I would highly recommend Live at The Regal, 1965 album Live at The Regal on ABC Paramount Records LP and At Folsom Prison, Live At The Talk Of The Town as they are considered some of the best recordings in their respective genres. For those looking for a more comprehensive introduction to blues music, I would recommend A Classic Revisited: B.B.