Best His

2011 three CD collection from the Blues legend. Without T-Bone's innovatory approach to playing the guitar there would have been no B.B. King, no Buddy Guy, no Freddie King, no Eric Clapton, nor any of the plank-spankers who strut the stage at Blues festivals and club gigs. The line began with T-Bone, who, along with his friend Charlie Christian, invented the vocabulary for the amplified guitar. Throughout the late 1940s, T-Bone cut a sequence of singles for labels like Black & White and Capitol that laid the groundwork for what became the prevailing style of Blues recording. T-Bone transferred to the Imperial label in 1950 but the music continued in an unbroken line of creative superiority, heard in 'The Hustle Is On', 'Strollin' With Bone', 'I Get So Weary' and 'Here In The Dark'. 75 tracks.

The phrase "very best of" in an album title usually indicates a highly selective collection of an artist's career highlights.

Released in 2008, this compilation takes a very thorough look at Herbert Grönemeyer's catalog, highlighting his best work on seven separate discs. Included are songs from Bochum, the best-selling German album of 1984, and Mensch, the best-selling German album of all time.