Albert King & Otis Rush

Two influential American left-handed blues guitarists: Albert King (1923–1992) and Otis Rush (1934–2018). Both shaped electric blues guitar phrasing and tone; Door To Door pairs tracks by each artist.

Albert King (1923–1992) and Otis Rush (born 1934, died 2018) are American blues guitarists noted for their influential styles. According to the provided review: Door To Door was originally produced in October '69 as LP 1538 on Chess; the 1998 reissue is a 32-bit digital remaster (length stated as 39 min. and 25 sec.) in a digipak. The compilation contains 14 tracks (8 by King, 6 by Rush). The review also mentions King recorded tracks in 1953 for Parrot and moved to St. Louis in 1957; Otis Rush moved to Chicago in 1948, had an early release with Cobra and recorded for Chess around 1960.

A highly positive appraisal of the compilation album Door To Door, celebrating the complementary styles of Albert King and Otis Rush. The record pairs eight King tracks with six Rush tracks and highlights both players' influence on later blues guitarists. The review emphasizes audio quality of the 1998 32-bit remaster and praises both instrumental and vocal performances.

For:Blues enthusiasts, guitarists, music historians, record collectors