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(1950) RPM 304-A ''Mistreated Woman'' B.B. King

STUDIO SESSION FOR B.B. KING AT THE MEMPHIS RECORDING SERVICE FOR RPM RECORDS 1950 MEMPHIS RECORDING SERVICE 706 UNION AVENUE, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE STUDIO SESSION: JULY UNKNOWN DATE 1950 SESSION HOURS: UNKNOWN PRODUCER AND RECORDING ENGINEER - SAM C. PHILLIPS AND/OF JULES BIHARI ''MISTREATED WOMAN'' Composer: - Riley B. King-Jules Taub Publisher: - B.M.I. - Modern Music Publishing Matrix number: - MM 1404 - Take 2 Master (2;49) Recorded: - Unknown Date July 1950 Released: - September 1950 First appearance: - RPM Records (S) 78rpm standard single RPM 304-A mono MISTREATED WOMAN / B.B. BOOGIE Reissued: - 2002 Ace Records (CD) 500/200rpm CDCHM2 835-1-2 mono B.B. KING - THE MODERN RECORDINGS 1950 - 1951 ''Mistreated Woman'', B.B.'s first RPM biscuit, is a languid outing anchored by Ford Nelson's 885 (inspired by Sonny Thompson's 'Long Gone') and sporting a crisp high-neck guitar solo from the youthful-sounding King. But it's the opposite side, ''B.B. Boogie'' that's the dazzler, distinguished by several choruses of highflying fretwork (the second take, first issued on a 1969 Kent LP, is taken at a hotter tempo, B.B.'s axe sailing fast and free over Nelson's furiously pounding ivories). "Mistreated Woman" is a languid outing anchored by Ford Nelson's 88s (inspired by Sonny Thompson's "Long Gone" and sporting a crisp high-neck guitar solo from the youthful-sounding King. Name (Or. No. Of Instruments) B.B. King - Vocal and Guitar Probably Phineas Newborn Jr. - Piano Probably Phineas Newborn Sr. - Drums Probably Tuff Green - Bass © - 706 UNION AVENUE SESSIONS - ©