lighting' slim sang "born under a bad sign" in 1967.
lighting' slim sang "born under a bad sign" in 1967.
who sang "born under a bad sign" in 1967?
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"born under a bad sign" is a blues song recorded by american blues singer and guitarist albert king in 1967. called "a timeless staple of the blues", the song also had strong crossover appeal to the rock audience with its bass and guitar harmony line and topical astrology reference. "born under a bad sign" became an r&b chart hit for king and numerous blues and other musicians have made it perhaps the most recorded albert king song.









































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born under a bad sign (song)
side one of "born under a bad sign" features six short songs, which are all under three minutes long. side two features longer, more ballad-like songs. "personal manager" in particular contains one of the few guitar solos on the album. arguably the most famous song from "born under a bad sign" is the album's title track, which was written by william bell and booker t. jones. bell wanted to write a song about astrology, and came up with an unconventional ten-bar guitar line (as opposed to eight-bar and twelve-bar blues) during a jam session. music historian rob bowman called "born under a bad sign" "one of the most smokingly intense blues recordings of the modern era".
born under a bad sign