Indianola Mississippi Seeds - Track Listing

Track Listing

  1. "Nobody Loves Me But My Mother" (B. B. King) — 1:26
    • B. B. King — piano & vocal
  2. "You're Still My Woman" (B. B. King/Dave Clark) — 6:04
    • B. B. King — guitar & vocal
    • Carole King — piano
    • Bryan Garofalo — bass
    • Russ Kunkel — drums
  3. "Ask Me No Questions" (B. B. King) — 3:08
    • B. B. King — guitar & vocal
    • Leon Russell – piano
    • Joe Walsh – rhythm guitar
    • Bryan Garofalo — bass
    • Russ Kunkel — drums
  4. "Until I'm Dead and Cold" (B. B. King) — 4:45
    • B. B. King — guitar & vocal
    • Carole King — piano
    • Bryan Garofalo — bass
    • Russ Kunkel — drums
  5. "King's Special" (B. B. King) — 5:13
    • B. B. King — lead guitar
    • Leon Russell – piano
    • Joe Walsh – rhythm guitar
    • Bryan Garofalo — bass
    • Russ Kunkel — drums
  6. "Ain't Gonna Worry My Life Anymore" (B. B. King) — 5:18
    • B. B. King — guitar & vocal
    • Carole King — piano & electric piano
    • Bryan Garofalo — bass
    • Russ Kunkel — drums
  7. "Chains and Things" (B. B. King & Dave Clark) — 4:53
    • B.B. King — guitar & vocal
    • Carole King — electric piano
    • Bryan Garofalo — bass
    • Russ Kunkel — drums
  8. "Go Underground" (B. B. King & Dave Clark) — 4:00
    • B. B. King — lead guitar & vocal
    • Paul Harris — piano
    • Hugh McCracken — rhythm guitar
    • Gerald Jemmott — bass
    • Herb Lovelle — drums
    • Joe Zagarino — Engineer
    The Hit Factory, New York City
  9. "Hummingbird" (Leon Russell) — 4:36
    • B. B. King — guitar & vocal
    • Leon Russell — piano & conductor
    • Joe Walsh — rhythm guitar
    • Bryan Garofalo — bass
    • Russ Kunkel — drums
    • Sherlie Matthews, Merry Clayton, Clydie King, Venetta Fields — "Angelic chorus"

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