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In Session

PBS has announced that the Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan — In Session program will air as
a special on its stations throughout the month of December (check local listings). Grammy Award winning bluesman
Robert Cray will serve as special
fundraising host on the public television broadcasts.

In 1983, when legendary blues guitarist Albert King, then age 60, was joined by his disciple Stevie Ray Vaughan, then age 29,
on a Canadian sound stage for the live music TV series In Session, magic took place.
Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan In Session is not simply a television program: it’s a summit of two master
musicians. The only known recording of King and Vaughan performing together, this is the concert that blues fans
in general, and Stevie Ray Vaughan fans in particular, have been waiting for.

An hour and 45 minutes, approximately, was taped of the two. What will thrill viewers who are fans of the blues,
players of the blues, and who adore SRV, is that the televised concert includes at least one SRV tune — “Texas Flood”
— that was not included on either of the two CD releases of the session.

The PBS special Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan — In Session contains the following songs: “Born Under
a Bad Sign,” “Call It Stormy Monday,” “Texas Flood,” “Pride and Joy,” “Match Box Blues,” and “Don’t Lie to Me.”