B.B. King
Completely Live & Well

Listening notes

B.B. King’s Completely Live & Well is a 1986 vinyl release on Charly Records, catalog number CDX 14, categorized under Blues. The tracklist is presented across four sides labeled A through D, and is divided by three sectional titles that appear in the listing: “Live At The Village Gate,” “Well At The Hit Factory,” and “Completely Well.” These sectional titles precede the tracks on sides A, B, and C/D respectively, as shown below.

Side A, following “Live At The Village Gate,” includes five titles: Don’t Answer The Door; Just A Little Love; My Mood; Sweet Little Angel; Please Accept My Love.

Side B, following “Well At The Hit Factory,” continues with: I Want You So Bad; Friends; Get Off My Back Woman; Let’s Get Down To Business; Why I Sing The Blues.

Under the “Completely Well” heading, the program extends across sides C and D. Side C lists: So Excited; No Good; You’re Losin’ Me; What Happened; Confessin’ The Blues. Side D concludes with: Key To My Kingdom; Crying Won’t Help You Now; You’re Mean; The Thrill Is Gone.

The format is specified as Vinyl, Vinyl, and the sided sequence (A through D) reflects the four-side program indicated above. The album title, artist credit, label, catalog number, year, and genre are as stated: B.B. King – Completely Live & Well; Charly Records; CDX 14; 1986; Blues.

This entry documents the contents and structure of the Charly Records issue as provided, noting the internal sectional headings and the ordered placement of tracks on each side. No additional information on recording dates, venues, personnel, production, or pressing details is included in the supplied data, and none is inferred here. The track titles and side allocations are listed exactly as given for reference and verification purposes.