Lyrics & tabs of Album Ladies and Gentleman... Mr. B.B. King by B.B. King

Album: Ladies and Gentleman... Mr. B.B. King

Artist : B.B. King

Got the Blues

B.B. Boogie

Don’t You Want a Man Like Me

She’s Dynamite

That Ain’t the Way to Do It

Woke Up This Morning

Please Love Me

Blind Love

The Woman I Love

Whole Lotta’ Love

Everyday I Have the Blues

Love You Baby (a.k.a. Take a Swing with Me)

When My Heart Beats Like a Hammer

Sneakin’ Around

Ten Long Years

Bad Luck

Troubles, Troubles, Troubles

I Got Some Help I Don’t Need

Blue Shadows

Ghetto Woman

Guess Who

Five Long Years

To Know You Is to Love You

Don’t You Lie to Me

Key to the Highway

Back Door Santa

Early in the Morning

Rock This House

Midnight Blues

Get These Blues Off Me

See That My Grave Is Kept Clean

Waiting for Your Call

On My Word of Honor

Days of Old

Recession Blues

Sweet Sixteen, Parts 1 & 2

Don’t Get Around Much Anymore

I’ll Survive

(I’ve) Got a Right to Love My Baby

It’s My Own Fault

You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now

Walking Dr. Bill

Catfish Blues (Fishin’ After Me)

You’re Breaking My Heart

That Evil Child

Blues at Midnight

Slowly Losing My Mind

Never Trust a Woman

Stop Leadin’ Me On

Tired of Your Jive

I’d Rather Drink Muddy Water

Cherry Red

Don’t Answer the Door, Parts 1 & 2

Night Life

Gambler’s Blues

Think It Over

Worried Dream

Paying the Cost to Be the Boss

I’m Gonna Do What They Do to Me

Lucille

Watch Yourself

You Put It on Me

Get Myself Somebody

I Want You So Bad

Get Off My Back Woman

Why I Sing the Blues

Confessin’ the Blues

So Excited

Go Underground

Nobody Loves Me but My Mother

Ask Me No Questions

Hummingbird

Playin’ With My Friends

Stormy Monday Blues

Blues Man

Bad Case of Love

When It All Comes Down (I’ll Still Be Around)

Hold On (I Feel Our Love Is Changing)

Better Not Look Down

Happy Birthday Blues

I’ve Always Been Lonely

There Must Be a Better World Somewhere

Sell My Monkey

Darlin’ You Know I Love You

Into the Night

Six Silver Strings

When Love Comes to Town

Take Off Your Shoes

I’m Moving On

Back in L.A.

There Is Always One More Time