Vaughan was an Albert King acolyte. On December 6, 1983, they joined together for a memorable performance for the Canadian television In Session program. The series would pair musicians who were similar in style but had rarely if ever played together. King and Vaughan would never share the stage again. In Session was released as a CD during 1999 and would top the blues charts in The United States. It was King’s biggest selling album. Now it has been reissued with an accompanying DVD of the performance. The only thing better than hearing Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan play together is to see them play together.
In Session (Deluxe Edition) is an essential release for anyone even mildly interested in the blues. Albert King is the teacher and leads Vaughan through the set but allows him to exchange leads with him. The vocal interaction and banter between the two is also included, which give the proceeding an intimate and authentic feel.
01. Call It Stormy Monday
02. ['Old Times']
03. Pride and Joy
04. Ask Me No Questions
05. ['Pep Talk']
06. Blues at Sunrise
07. ['Turn It Over']
08. Overall Junction
09. Match Box Blues
10. ['Who Is Stevie']
11. Don't Lie to Me http://www.fileserve.com/file/ZQ4CNUZ
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