Delbert McClinton
BB King's, NYC
April 30, 2010


01-Do It
02-The Part I Like Best
03-One of the Fortunate Few
04-Right to Be Wrong
05-Starting a Rumor
06-Old Weakness
07-People Just Love to Talk
08-Back to Louisiana
09-You Were Never Mine
10-New York City
11-Until Then
12-Why Me
13-Have a Little Faith In Me
14-Dead Wrong
15-That New Orleans Beat (Quentin Ware)
16-2012 (Rob McNelley)
17-Shine (Steve Mackey)
18-Lone Star Blues
19-Everytime I Roll the Dice
20-I'm With You
21-Leap of Faith
22-Givin' It Up for Your Love
23-Sending Me Angels
24-Little Fine Healthy Thing

Lineage: General Admission, standing by the bar over on the left about 70 ft from stage, Core-Sound Cardiods to Sony PCM-M10 (48 kHZ, 24 bit), WavePad Sound Editor to chop and FLAC only.


Hoarse and ornery, Delbert brought the Texas blues to Times Square on a pretty summer evening, playing for the usual BB King's mix of fans, tourists and distracted diners. It was a hot show anyhow, with Delbert and fine form, and the band (apparently called Dick50) really smoked. Delbert left the stage in the middle to let them play three songs of their own, and the Quentin Ware number is probably the highlight of the show.