Albert King - New Orleans Heat [Red]

Albert King’s New Orleans Heat brings the blues to a slow simmer before setting it ablaze.

Originally released in 1978, this album finds the legendary bluesman teaming up with the powerhouse Crescent City Horns, adding a soulful New Orleans twist to his signature deep grooves and stinging guitar licks. Now available on limited edition translucent red vinyl, this pressing brings fresh heat to a classic LP.

King’s unmistakable voice and searing guitar work shine on tracks like "Born Under a Bad Sign", a reimagined version of his iconic hit, and "Get Out My Life, Woman", where the horns swell around his commanding presence. The funky "I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town" and the slow-burning "The Very Thought of You" highlight his ability to shift from raw power to smooth, bluesy finesse.

This record is a must-have for blues enthusiasts and vinyl collectors alike. Whether you’re rediscovering a legend or spinning New Orleans Heat for the first time, this vibrant red vinyl pressing is the perfect way to experience Albert King’s timeless sound with a fiery new look.