Albert King - Lovejoy [LP] The Voidz antichamber showcases a different angle

antichamber showcases a different angle to Allen's songwriting demonstrating something more stripped-back and vulnerable

tuneful and unburdened by nostalgia

and all-new heroes of light ready to save excillant

What a Day That Was (Live)

Albert King - Lovejoy [LP] The Voidz antichamber showcases a different angleLimited vinyl LP repressing of the sixth studio album by the blues great. 1971's Lovejoy was Albert King's most fully realized attempt to bridge the divide between blues and rock. Although recorded a long way from King's home in Lovejoy, Illinois, the singer and guitarist delivered blistering renditions of numbers like the Rolling Stones' "Honky Tonk Women," Taj Mahal's "She Caught the Katy and Left Me a Mule to Ride," and producer Don Nix's "Going