@@sirmoanalot3779 fair comment, you've got guitarists there in the world to 100 ever... Mick isn't even in the top 5000, not even in the top 100 from Denton, Manchester
My name is Andy Okus. I been playing pro sax, guitar, bass, and piano over 45 years now. I met Mr. B.B. King when I was only 14 years old in 1971 at " Pirate's World " in Hollywood Florida. He was the kindest, most humble gentleman I ever met. He treated me; a little kid who knew one blues lick on the Alto sax like I was a millionaire or something. He was such a totally selfless human being. I hung out with his sax section after the show. They we're just as kind and giving as B.B. was. I mean they treated me like I was damn Charlie Parker. We just chilled and talked about playing different saxes. The mood and the vibe of this clip is a representative of the highest and finest respect that is shown among " Real " musical artists. The horn section were actually playing the hottest of anyone up there. In closing I remember hearing an old B.B. King 45 record from 1954 when I was only 13. That record was the rawest most firey playing I've ever heard from B.B. !! This was before he ever added horns. If y'all can find any of his beginning stuff from the early 50's you're in for a real pleasant shock! God Bless B.B. King forever and ever! The REAL KING OF THE BLUES!!!!
I also met B.B. at that same time. He was staying at the Holliday Inn in Coral Gables on US-1, standing on the balcony talking to a few of us kids, we were playing ball at the park across the street and figured out who he was, I also was 14 at that time and loved music my whole life, playing for awhile but always listening to tons of different music, well just one kind really, the good kind. Loved your story, especially since we are the same age from the same town, Pirates World had great concerts back then, just as all the free concerts put on at the U of Miami that I could hear from my bedroom if the window was open. If I told anyone the acts the U put on there free to students (and kids that snuck in) they would think I was making it all up, but nope it was the real deal back then and Miami had lot's of great acts back then but you had to have a friend working at the record store to hear about them and get good tickets. Cheers,
My wife (RIP) booked B.B.'s daughter Shirley King for a New Years Eve show in Muncie Indiana at Pub she worked at in town. B.B. was playing the same night at Ball State University at a show earlier in the day. we picked up Shirley and her band in our mini van and Shirley said "you all want to meet my Daddy?"ummm….YES! met him at the Hotel in town right before he headed for the venue and he asked me and my wife if we were going to his show. we said no, we had not bought tickets and it was sold out. as I was fanboying over one of my heroes B.B. said " well, you are my guests tonight, come on." we followed him to Emens Auditorium on campus and he let us sit backstage and watch the show. I also got to meet Bobby Bland who opened for him. B.B. was one of the nicest men to ever walk the planet. His daughter Shirley is one of the sweetest ladies you will ever meet. God Bless the King family for giving me and my wife one of the greatest nights of our life.
Slash was so restrained, so respectful. BB was, and always will be, one of the greatest of the greatest. I saw him twice within a year, during his final days, but I missed THIS show. What a moment!
Probably lost some respect for him then. You wanna see the best rendition of this? BB king and gary moore, 1992 london. It's almost perfect call and responce, smooth, beautiful. Neither hold back.
@@CrashHeadroom AGREED! This was sloppily done! I think Slash was afraid to let Derek take off on one of his solos. Ron Wood is nowhere near as skilled as these guys!
I'm from Egypt Alexandria city, my father may God's mercy be upon his soul, taught me how to listen to music, he was into classics, took me for concerts allover Europe for famous orchestras. He died in 88. Taught me & my brother how to recognize and distinguish between every musical instrument. I learned drums, my brother is a great pianist, not professionals but just for the love of music. We were and still practicing Muslims too. (Just saying) Starting 1984, I was listening to blues, rock, heavy, jazz...etc! Back in the day it was a challenge to keep up with music while living in Egypt, almost impossible to find any recent albums. I was blessed to be in a British school college (school college is a school from KG to GED, 15 years same school with three years boarding). One day I found a "Smash Hits" magazine with my Irish mathematics teacher, i looked inside, and it was like open sesame Ali baba treasure 😅 So... they had a POBox address for annual subscription, so I messaged whoever there, sent 5 pounds inside an envelope, with a list of albums for various bands and asked them to buy me a tape for any of those bands in the list, just one, and ship it to my school, asked them if it was enough too. For an Egyptian kid, 5 pounds were a hek of money, (average salaries were equivalent to 50 English pounds a month). I was also quite sure those 5 pounds were gone. BUT astonishingly after 3 weeks I received a Pink Floyd's momentarily lapse for a reason album. I dealt in tobacco, pills, weed, hash... you name it, selling them for the boarding senior students. They were mostly royalties from Arab countries, sons & daughters of African dictatorships regimes, European, American, Australian...etc children of diplomats and those working on oil fields and such. (My father was a diplomat based in Vienna). Still my allowance wasn't enough so i did what i had to do in order to listen to my favorite bands. Every month for 2 years, I sent between 5 to 8 pounds with a list of albums and I got one or two back.. Whoever was on the other end, working for Smash Hits magazine, I wish I knew you in person. Thank you for setting my music mindset for what to be, the coming 45 years of my life. I'm 57 now, grandfather, my children loved music too. Be safe, we are all humans. ❤
What an honour from BB KING to invite Mick Hucknall to sing with him . He must recognise that Mick has a great blues voice . RIP , BB King , gone but never forgotten......
My wife got to be on stage right as an deaf interpreter for his bayfest concert and afterwards he hugged her neck and said thank you so much and saw her looking at his lapel pin and reached in his pocket and handed her one . What a man, !!!!!!! His music will be timeless, I jus feel sorry for those that never saw him alive, he was the KING of the BLUES
In 2013, I took my 80+ year old Aunt to see B.B. King in Dallas. So glad that I did!! Now, both My Aunt and B.B. King have passed away!!! Seize The Moment!! While there is still time!!!
@@dustinwallace of course he can share the stage. The king is unique and so is Slash buddy. Do you think this was not consulted to him previously? Come on. He is a star on his own right.
there's a content here that posted a long ago.. that slash was a guest in bb kings concert.. and slash was young maybe at gnr days.. playing rock me baby.. sadly i can't find that content😔
I met him in the basement of Yokohama Arena when he was playing with U2. I was waiting for security to let me in, and he walked down this corridor. As he passed me, I had to say something, despite being hugely shy. I blustered "I really respect your music, Mr King". He said "Thank you, young man". I thought, God, you can take me now!
I was 17 (it was 1969), heared B.B.'s "The Thrill is gone", first time.... Took my bike, To the Disc-shop Had not enough money Got my LP under condition: pay next week the rest. I did. Now, some years later, I still love it so much to hear 'His Master B.B." !!!
I was at this gig, 4th row (I couldn't believe my luck). It was amazing. You could tell Slash was very humbled to be there. As would any guitarist. It's BB King.
@@davidmcaninch4714 Same. He was talked about so much in my house growing up and with such respect that he'll always be like this mythical almost Jesus like figure in my mind.
I got to meet B.B. once. It was like a Catholic getting to meet the Pope. An amazing man. Most do not know how much time he devoted to encouraging young blues artists. He wanted to make sure this music did not die.
@@fromunderthekilt6310 it was in 2011. The venue was The Royal Albert Hall in London. It was London Blues week (or a similar title) BB just kept saying ‘I got a lot of friends in town) and kept announcing new people who were going to join him on stage. Totally unexpected we only went there see BB, as I figured it would be one of the last chances I would get. Magical night. And we had pretty good seats too 😀. BB was around 85 then.
Damn that is crazy. I’m glad you got to see that man, sounded and looked like a truly memorable once in a lifetime gig. Better than the shite we have today that charges four times that!!! Amazing! @@spookysilver
@@fromunderthekilt6310 yes we knew it was special when we were sat there. Going to concerts has seemed to get exponentially more expensive since mid 2010. I still keep going to see the ones I really like - when I can get tickets of course, which also seems to have got a lot harder
Mick and Susan's voices complement BBs so well. The shared guitar playing between Derek, Susan, Ronny and Slash are outstanding, but the most under-rated part of this, is the bass player holding it all in line as the song progresses.
I'm so disappointed that Susan Tedeschi didn't get more popular. When I heard her for the first time, Bonnie Raitt had finally got popular to the masses. I then thought with her style on "Rock Me Right" and others she would explode. Unfortunately, she didn't.
My father passed away from cancer 2 days before BB King was in concert in Albuquerque in 2010. I listen to this song and shed a few tears for my father and BB King. R.I.P. Dad and BB.
My friend, be proud to relive this good moment and remember your father with joy, alright! I'm Brazilian, although I do not know you, I appreciate my feelings.
Meu amigo, tenha orgulho de reviver esse bom momento e lembre-se do seu pai com alegria, tudo bem! Sou brasileira, embora não conheça você, agradeço meus sentimentos.
Wow haci es la vida yo todavia lo tengo y ni nos ablamos ya que la cosa se fue como papa valio madre y hoy en dia vivo solo y aqui en California. Tengo mi casa aqui como 5 minutos adisney y no temgo familia el unico que se apiada de mi es el creador de vida humana padre Yahweh
I love how every B.B. performance he is just enjoying the moment and jamming appreciating all the other talented musicians that gravitate toward his greatness
Ronnie never gets talked about enough. Amazing guitar playing, but he gets overshadowed by Keith Richards and his stuff always got a bit buried in the mix of their songs. Start Me Up is a good example. Try to find an isolated track or a cover of Ronnie's playing in that song.
ronnie carried this 100%!! bb phoned it in, slash as another commentator said, "so restrained, so respectful", but not the performance i was expecting!
I was actually there at the Royal Albert Hall. Absolutely blessed and priviledged to see so much talent, and to witness the legend that was "BB King" 💖
R.I.P. Mr. BBKing ,another king that will live forever through his music!!! People will listen his music in decades to come !!! The Kings never die,they regroup in hell !!
Wow, where were those performances? I saw in different venues Willie Dixon and another time Howlin' Wolf, which was the worst "show" I ever saw. Man, if I only knew what he was going through with cancer and subsequent costs, I could just shut up.
Once you get recognition for your music and make it big,their must be nothing better than going through your own personal hero's to jam with them. You can clearly see the love ❤️
Meu marido não se encontra mas entre nós infelizmente.. Ele me apresentou esses músicos extraordinário um espetáculo maravilhosos e o bib bib king pqp 👏 fantástico único....canta PRÁ CARAMBA...fico muito emocionada parece meu amor está comigo ao lado vendo esse show....... Aqui MARÍLIA VARZIM araruama RJ 28/07/2022
arguably The greatest song ever made in which the guitar is doing most of the singing. The scales allows you to actually feel the songwriter's emotions in making the song. Thank you for this amazing craftmanship, 🤴🏿
I got to see B.B. King when I was 15 years old - perfect timing since I was getting heavily into playing guitar at that age. He was 74 back then. R.I.P. to the undisputed King of the Blues...
1999, State Theater, Easton, Pennsylvania... I had a ticket to see him with Buddy Guy and J. Geils Band (who are extremely underrated and deserve serious respect) in 2011 but there was a hurricane that canceled the concert... These days I live in Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia so it is harder to see famous bands, but none of the greats are getting any younger so the money and hassle is definitely worth it :-)
I love how the blues gets down under your skin and you feel the music, your body responds to it instead of just using your ears to listen. Great music. 💕⚡📀
The original Thrill Is Gone, his "hit" -is the greatest piece of music ever recorded. Yet one time I drove 2 hours to a BB King concert just to hear Susan Tedeschi play. Another time I was at a big Blues festival in Reno and I wasn't playing much attention to the people who were playing, but then I heard this one note. I was electrified. The King had started his set..
People think BB King could only play about 4 notes, but that's all the man needed. I love the way he grabs the mic in this knowing he's got killer vocal chops to go with those "4" notes too. 👌🏻 What a legend. RIP.
After all these years, I understand the lyrics to this song. I can hear pain when Mr. King sings. Instead of just singing along to the notes of a song. Ironically, watching this is truly a "thrill".
BB was a great musician from down home. He knew about hard times and had a great work ethic. He didn’t allow people to use profanity in his presence. No weed smoking around him at no time. I learn this many years ago a wonderful human being
The biggest heart in blues. Saw him live in Halifax. A kind soul with lots of self-effacing humor. I know everyone in that room felt like he was talking directly to them. I still smile at his live concert videos
Shows like this can never happen again ….as our icons…hero’s …and gods of music ….slowly disappear from our lives …..the music from yesterday …will continue as the music in the future…..
@@markbehnke5243 was fortunate to see BB four times, all with my 3rd son who is a very good guitar player, several of them in the first couple of rows. In my humble opinion, he WAS the King of the Blues, with a style so distinct in every which way, that it is still imitated, but not duplicated.....I try my best to emulate him with my Synths, but my son does much better on the real guitar.
I noticed slash's tone here was rather mellow, he's very respectful not just as a person but as a musician! He's not trying to stand out here, which just gives me more respect for slash
An American treasure right there! I remember clearly as a 13 year old boy loving rock music & hair bands in the 80's until one day my big sister snuck me out late one night & took me to hart plaza in Detroit where I witnessed my very first concert/blues festival where BB was the headliner. My life changed that day & the rest is history. Thank you sis!❤❤❤
B B Kings remains “Amazing” & his skill as one the greatest guitarists remains!! Slash was so gracious & humble to toward the legend BB King!! 😊beautiful!!
Somehow the best part of this video for me isn't the music, it's the fact King really enjoys being on stage with a bunch of other good musicians. It's like the stage is where he belonged in life, and he knew that better than anyone else.
Just outside of Sturgis, Michigan soon after B.B.s death, a very awesome person bought billboard space and put B.B. on it with a short message: "Thank you for the music, B.B."
Oh my God I can't tell you how many times I've watched this video since yesterday when I found it .and I forwarded to anyone I can think of. if they could Bottle b.b. King vibe and pass it around for free the world would be a happier place
I tell you man, there's a shit load of talent on that stage. But I have yet to see anyone make a guitar sing like BB could. Saw a show with him and Buddy Guy just before he died, and he spent a lot of time talking to the crowd instead of playing. You could tell it was almost over for him, but when he was playing Lucille that night, It cut through all of the other instruments, Buddy stepped back and watched with this... contented look on his face I'll never forget, and I swear that was one of the most magical things I'd heard from a stage. My only regret is that I wasn't able to see him earlier in life during his prime.
I was THRILLED to open up this video and see the woman on stage with all those legendary greats! And as I watched, it hit me that it was none other than SUSAN TEDESCHI! She's been a long time favorite of mine! Saw her live in NYC MANY years ago at a free concert in Battery Park! One of the very best days of my life! And I did something I'd NEVER done before... I went to this concert completely alone! God... It was just brilliant... But here, you add BB, SLASH (and I won't even begin to tell you how obsessed I was with GnR & Slash) & all the other legends up there into the mix! Got goosebumps! 🤯😍💖🎊👍👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎇
@David Greg Hi David... I am currently, and have been for most of my life, living in New Jersey. I did live in Colorado for a few years, but mostly a NJ girl. ✌️
@David Greg May I call you David? David, I don't come here to chat. If I were looking to "hook up" I'd be on Tinder or something more suitable! It's nothing personal! I just don't have a lot of time in my life, and just don't have much time! I hope you aren't offended... It's not meant for that. ✌️
My mom introduced me to all kinds of music. She met BB backstage after he performed a show. He noticed how much she was cheering and called for her to meet him. She got his autograph too. I wish I could have met him. I play this song so much. Every time I think Of my mom and smile.
BB inspired me to pick up a guitar, and I even named my prized guitar after his .. forever grateful, forever in awe. True legend. I've only ever wished that I had the privilege to see him perform over my life but life was rough and time was short.
I love that this is captured on video and shared, I would have been thrilled to be in this space at this time, what a very cool moment. All for the love of the music, so inspiring.
Once BB king come to our country Burma (Myanmar), he is amazing gifted one. At he visit time, I M a very young,but remember him for performance guitar and piano.
Suddenly I've realized that my heart beats in the rythm of the music. B. B. King *is* the God. I was seeing nothing but music. He has torn my soul into pieces.
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I was 13 when I first heard BB on WLAC AM, Nashville.
I grew up with the Delta Blues.
I'm almost 81.
I have been blessed.
You witnessed some of the best music ever written sir. I salute you and I envy you
This is exactly what my grandfather told me. It mourns me that he was a racist.
You sure have Sir it's nothing like good ole Blues Music
@@pook304
I love it still!
@@misswade2111
In those days that word did not exist.
Even when B.B talks normally he still sounds like he is singing the words.
It's called Blues
Yep. He has a beautiful young voice. I like how he speaks.
literally had the blues in his veins
the blues isnt somethin you play.
its something you feel. If you dont feel it, then you are just playing slow rock n roll
@@caioleeooficial4480 dgf OK
The stage is literally nearly collapsing with that much heavyweight talent on it. Outstanding
No, it's not. Maybe figuratively, but not literally.
I was being figurative...... look, Trucks, Ronnie, BB, Slash, and Mick on vocals.....
Metaphorically speaking...... don't worry eh
All that talent and Mick Hucknall
@@sirmoanalot3779 fair comment, you've got guitarists there in the world to 100 ever... Mick isn't even in the top 5000, not even in the top 100 from Denton, Manchester
Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world
Hell yeah my brother
You as well
Thank you my man, you as well 😊
Great message. Same to you, all the best, hombre.
And to you!
My name is Andy Okus. I been playing pro sax, guitar, bass, and piano over 45 years now. I met Mr. B.B. King when I was only 14 years old in 1971 at " Pirate's World " in Hollywood Florida. He was the kindest, most humble gentleman I ever met. He treated me; a little kid who knew one blues lick on the Alto sax like I was a millionaire or something. He was such a totally selfless human being. I hung out with his sax section after the show. They we're just as kind and giving as B.B. was. I mean they treated me like I was damn Charlie Parker. We just chilled and talked about playing different saxes. The mood and the vibe of this clip is a representative of the highest and finest respect that is shown among " Real " musical artists. The horn section were actually playing the hottest of anyone up there. In closing I remember hearing an old B.B. King 45 record from 1954 when I was only 13. That record was the rawest most firey playing I've ever heard from B.B. !! This was before he ever added horns. If y'all can find any of his beginning stuff from the early 50's you're in for a real pleasant shock! God Bless B.B. King forever and ever! The REAL KING OF THE BLUES!!!!
Long live B.B King! 😌
I also met B.B. at that same time. He was staying at the Holliday Inn in Coral Gables on US-1,
standing on the balcony talking to a few of us kids, we were playing ball at the park across the street and figured out who he was, I also was 14 at that time and loved music my whole life, playing for awhile but always listening to tons of different music, well just one kind really, the
good kind. Loved your story, especially since we are the same age from the same town,
Pirates World had great concerts back then, just as all the free concerts put on at the
U of Miami that I could hear from my bedroom if the window was open. If I told anyone the acts the U put on there free to students (and kids that snuck in) they would think I was making it all up, but nope it was the real deal back then and Miami had lot's of great acts back then but you had to have a friend working at the record store to hear about them and get good tickets.
Cheers,
Love the chords the brass section are hitting
Thank you, so lovely to take us to your experience. It touched my heart.
Parabéns , voce é um sortudo, que maravilha poder conversar com um gênio da musica como B.B.King
My wife (RIP) booked B.B.'s daughter Shirley King for a New Years Eve show in Muncie Indiana at Pub she worked at in town. B.B. was playing the same night at Ball State University at a show earlier in the day. we picked up Shirley and her band in our mini van and Shirley said "you all want to meet my Daddy?"ummm….YES! met him at the Hotel in town right before he headed for the venue and he asked me and my wife if we were going to his show. we said no, we had not bought tickets and it was sold out. as I was fanboying over one of my heroes B.B. said " well, you are my guests tonight, come on." we followed him to Emens Auditorium on campus and he let us sit backstage and watch the show. I also got to meet Bobby Bland who opened for him. B.B. was one of the nicest men to ever walk the planet. His daughter Shirley is one of the sweetest ladies you will ever meet. God Bless the King family for giving me and my wife one of the greatest nights of our life.
Aaron Estes I met him playing at Doc's in Muncie Indiana.
What an amazing story. I'm so sorry for your loss, man. Keep it up
No way. Wow! How much fun was that?!!!!!!!!!!! Lucky dog!
That was an amazing story thank you for sharing that
Hey my dude I lost my wife 1yr. Ago this past week.thank u for sharing that's sorry brought tears to my eyes .
Slash was so restrained, so respectful. BB was, and always will be, one of the greatest of the greatest. I saw him twice within a year, during his final days, but I missed THIS show. What a moment!
Probably lost some respect for him then. You wanna see the best rendition of this? BB king and gary moore, 1992 london. It's almost perfect call and responce, smooth, beautiful. Neither hold back.
@@CrashHeadroom Watched that last night. AMAZING!
yeah but was a sick lil set, just when he hit that last note he shoulda just smashed the distortion and slayed it.
@@CrashHeadroom too many instruments there he didn't want to hug all the sound
@@CrashHeadroom AGREED! This was sloppily done! I think Slash was afraid to let Derek take off on one of his solos. Ron Wood is nowhere near as skilled as these guys!
I'm from Egypt Alexandria city, my father may God's mercy be upon his soul, taught me how to listen to music, he was into classics, took me for concerts allover Europe for famous orchestras. He died in 88. Taught me & my brother how to recognize and distinguish between every musical instrument. I learned drums, my brother is a great pianist, not professionals but just for the love of music. We were and still practicing Muslims too. (Just saying)
Starting 1984, I was listening to blues, rock, heavy, jazz...etc! Back in the day it was a challenge to keep up with music while living in Egypt, almost impossible to find any recent albums. I was blessed to be in a British school college (school college is a school from KG to GED, 15 years same school with three years boarding). One day I found a "Smash Hits" magazine with my Irish mathematics teacher, i looked inside, and it was like open sesame Ali baba treasure 😅
So... they had a POBox address for annual subscription, so I messaged whoever there, sent 5 pounds inside an envelope, with a list of albums for various bands and asked them to buy me a tape for any of those bands in the list, just one, and ship it to my school, asked them if it was enough too. For an Egyptian kid, 5 pounds were a hek of money, (average salaries were equivalent to 50 English pounds a month). I was also quite sure those 5 pounds were gone. BUT astonishingly after 3 weeks I received a Pink Floyd's momentarily lapse for a reason album.
I dealt in tobacco, pills, weed, hash... you name it, selling them for the boarding senior students. They were mostly royalties from Arab countries, sons & daughters of African dictatorships regimes, European, American, Australian...etc children of diplomats and those working on oil fields and such. (My father was a diplomat based in Vienna). Still my allowance wasn't enough so i did what i had to do in order to listen to my favorite bands. Every month for 2 years, I sent between 5 to 8 pounds with a list of albums and I got one or two back.. Whoever was on the other end, working for Smash Hits magazine, I wish I knew you in person. Thank you for setting my music mindset for what to be, the coming 45 years of my life. I'm 57 now, grandfather, my children loved music too.
Be safe, we are all humans. ❤
The Blues ain't nothin but a good man feelin' bad.
yep but still good
Amen
Or a blue Man........
Feeling good anyways!
or a bad man feeling good😈
Oooo. I love that perspective
Slash putting his hat on B.B. King has to be the one of the most iconic moments in the history of guitar.
Paul Harris BJJ o.o
Paul Harris BJJ,
Same thought!
@@xWarEternalx BB actually asked for the hat. You can see it a couple of seconds before.
Absolutely
It shows the respect that slash has for the legendary B B KING
They must have had chills singing with B.B. King. Such a privilege.
I can't imagine, my God, what an honor. Smh
What an honour from BB KING to invite Mick Hucknall to sing with him . He must recognise that Mick has a great blues voice . RIP , BB King , gone but never forgotten......
My wife got to be on stage right as an deaf interpreter for his bayfest concert and afterwards he hugged her neck and said thank you so much and saw her looking at his lapel pin and reached in his pocket and handed her one . What a man, !!!!!!! His music will be timeless, I jus feel sorry for those that never saw him alive, he was the KING of the BLUES
One of the Good ones For Sure
In 2013, I took my 80+ year old Aunt to see B.B. King in Dallas. So glad that I did!! Now, both My Aunt and B.B. King have passed away!!! Seize The Moment!! While there is still time!!!
No time like right now! We gotta make the most of the moment and be grateful, or we get to!
When slash plays rhythm for a legend. Shows that he respects the king
that guy has more blues in his little finger.....you know the drill.
Slash doesnt even belong on the stage with BB..
@@dustinwallace yes he does. and BB knew that. Slash wrote some of the biggest rock songs in history.
@@dustinwallace of course he can share the stage. The king is unique and so is Slash buddy. Do you think this was not consulted to him previously? Come on. He is a star on his own right.
6 j
its 2019 and i still listening B.B King ( Goat ) Am I right?
Has he expired? wtf is wrong with you people its 2019 and I'm still listening him/her?? wtf? It's music not yogurt
@@sakismiou finally someone said it thank you
You're right, today's songs are crap..
Jose Fernandez : You‘re Right, no question
@@sakismiou that was beautiful, music has no expiry date, it doesn't matter when some song came out
You know you’ve made it as a guitarist when you’ve played with a legend like BB King!! Slash probably felt like a kid fulfilling his dream! Lol
there's a content here that posted a long ago.. that slash was a guest in bb kings concert.. and slash was young maybe at gnr days.. playing rock me baby.. sadly i can't find that content😔
B.B.king, the King
how many people can say they played with derek trucks and bb king
SO TRUE.
Papo desde toco con bb kings el mejor guitarrista de argentina.que Dios lo tenga en la gloria...
Man Bb's face when Slash put his hat on him. Pure gold.
Terrible!!!!!!
@@francoisquemeneur7866 wth do you mean
Being too familiar can be unprofessional not knowing how the party will act or feel. Imo.
@@francoisquemeneur7866, no
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I met him in the basement of Yokohama Arena when he was playing with U2. I was waiting for security to let me in, and he walked down this corridor. As he passed me, I had to say something, despite being hugely shy. I blustered "I really respect your music, Mr King". He said "Thank you, young man". I thought, God, you can take me now!
Brilliant!
I was once seen James brown in Las Vegas I said "James I really like your stuff"
James replied " a bara seedar"
@@joeylittle3535 Very cool
I know just how you feel John. Read my comment.
Humble guy ☝️👏
bass player is a beast
Hate how people are talking about Slash's Hat but not about the Bassist 😭😭
The bassist was on point the entire tune, even during his improvised parts
Notice the nobility he is showing while he's playing. That's Respect!!
I was 17 (it was 1969), heared B.B.'s "The Thrill is gone", first time....
Took my bike,
To the Disc-shop
Had not enough money
Got my LP under condition: pay next week the rest.
I did.
Now, some years later, I still love it so much to hear 'His Master B.B." !!!
Great story Al🎸
I was at this gig, 4th row (I couldn't believe my luck). It was amazing. You could tell Slash was very humbled to be there. As would any guitarist. It's BB King.
Oh my god lucky you! This must be a fantastic night !
Счастливчик, реально тебе повезло 👍
I’d probably do what Wayne did for Alice Cooper if I were to meet BB King. I don’t think I’d be worthy to even look at him, let alone play with him.
brilliant
@@davidmcaninch4714 Same. He was talked about so much in my house growing up and with such respect that he'll always be like this mythical almost Jesus like figure in my mind.
Talented musicians playing live is one of life’s magic experiences. 🙏
Absolutely right !!!!
This comment deserves more likes!
Amen to that!👍
Existe um nível acima do talentoso, maestria.
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I got to meet B.B. once. It was like a Catholic getting to meet the Pope. An amazing man. Most do not know how much time he devoted to encouraging young blues artists. He wanted to make sure this music did not die.
Music will never die. B.B. King was a legend. I just feel bad I never got to see him play live.
I also met him once, at Montreux. Kind, polite, modest, humble... a perfect gentleman.
TheBent139 the and makes no difference
TheBent139
Like a catholic meeting the pope without the fear of getting their subsequent sexual abuse covered up.
this is reali amazing
Went to see this gem of a concert. The best £35 I spent in my life ❤
That was only $35????? Wtf!!!! Where????
@@fromunderthekilt6310 it was in 2011. The venue was The Royal Albert Hall in London. It was London Blues week (or a similar title) BB just kept saying ‘I got a lot of friends in town) and kept announcing new people who were going to join him on stage. Totally unexpected we only went there see BB, as I figured it would be one of the last chances I would get. Magical night. And we had pretty good seats too 😀. BB was around 85 then.
Damn that is crazy. I’m glad you got to see that man, sounded and looked like a truly memorable once in a lifetime gig. Better than the shite we have today that charges four times that!!! Amazing! @@spookysilver
@@fromunderthekilt6310 yes we knew it was special when we were sat there. Going to concerts has seemed to get exponentially more expensive since mid 2010. I still keep going to see the ones I really like - when I can get tickets of course, which also seems to have got a lot harder
wow, only $35 time has changed dramatically. im sure to see this it would be hundreds of dollars, your generation was so lucky!
Slash is showing a lot of authenticity and respect here.
to a startling degree, considering the difference in genre between them
Well not actually a huge difference in genre. Rock comes from blues, and if you're a really legit rock player you should have your blues chops down.
Brilliantbeing a VERY huge different in genre
jamesblond516 If you can't hear the blues influence in GnR, you haven't really listened to them.
Rock came from blues. The Stones have been chasing it all of their career.
And all my years I never seen slash take his hat off and put it on somebody else that's respect there's only one and only BB King
Mick and Susan's voices complement BBs so well. The shared guitar playing between Derek, Susan, Ronny and Slash are outstanding, but the most under-rated part of this, is the bass player holding it all in line as the song progresses.
I'm so disappointed that Susan Tedeschi didn't get more popular. When I heard her for the first time, Bonnie Raitt had finally got popular to the masses. I then thought with her style on "Rock Me Right" and others she would explode. Unfortunately, she didn't.
Who is on bass
@@StigFerrari His name is Reggie Richard's. I had never heard of him prior to this
@@seanswinton6242 Same. Very underrated. I like her better than Bonnie Rait
they were all fabulous
I had the Pleasure to Perform with B.B. on his Birthday in 1978, in Chicago,...
My father passed away from cancer 2 days before BB King was in concert in Albuquerque in 2010. I listen to this song and shed a few tears for my father and BB King. R.I.P. Dad and BB.
Sorry to hear that. Songs can def do that for sure:(
My friend, be proud to relive this good moment and remember your father with joy, alright! I'm Brazilian, although I do not know you, I appreciate my feelings.
Meu amigo, tenha orgulho de reviver esse bom momento e lembre-se do seu pai com alegria, tudo bem! Sou brasileira, embora não conheça você, agradeço meus sentimentos.
RIP
Wow haci es la vida yo todavia lo tengo y ni nos ablamos ya que la cosa se fue como papa valio madre y hoy en dia vivo solo y aqui en California. Tengo mi casa aqui como 5 minutos adisney y no temgo familia el unico que se apiada de mi es el creador de vida humana padre Yahweh
I love how every B.B. performance he is just enjoying the moment and jamming appreciating all the other talented musicians that gravitate toward his greatness
Paying homage to the great King. If he wasn;'t all that he wouldn't get so much respect so that speaks volumes to me.
No one talking about the great Ronnie Wood killing it, plays with such soul
Ronnie never gets talked about enough. Amazing guitar playing, but he gets overshadowed by Keith Richards and his stuff always got a bit buried in the mix of their songs. Start Me Up is a good example. Try to find an isolated track or a cover of Ronnie's playing in that song.
Not really a big stones, but yeah this guy plays some really tasteful blues
ronnie carried this 100%!! bb phoned it in, slash as another commentator said, "so restrained, so respectful", but not the performance i was expecting!
I agree 100% .
Ronnie Wood...simply the great
Never thought I'd see BB King and Slash on the stage together, and for BB to put his hat on was just great.
To say BB King once wore your hat is historic. What a HONOR. Slash you are blessed.
Imagine the rats and roaches that ran all over poor BB head at that moment. The shame
Slash’s hat is like Thor’s hammer. only the worthy can lift it off his head
Only the King could do it
Slash himself is such a joke though
@@bambuk8305 care to explain? I think a lot more ppl know and like slash than this 'Bam buk' I've never heard of
Truth
RIPtide2323 hahahah true
I was actually there at the Royal Albert Hall. Absolutely blessed and priviledged to see so much talent, and to witness the legend that was "BB King" 💖
It was a magical night. I was so lucky 🍀 to be there too.
R.I.P. Mr. BBKing ,another king that will live forever through his music!!! People will listen his music in decades to come !!! The Kings never die,they regroup in hell !!
Slash never takes off his hat for anyone other than the king
None of the top 100 people in the charts right now could sit on a stage and do anything like that. The talent on that stage is phenomenal.
What a true but sad statement.
For real! This right here touches the soul! No music today can do that
Not even 5
none of the top 100 for the past 10 years can. ....probably more.....
@@305dadecounty_grabberbluem5 20 years at least.
Any person can only be so lucky as BB, to peacefully go out doing what they loved for so long.
The thrill never really left.
If you die in your sins and spend eternity without God no temporary worldly possession can save you.
the biggest hoax in history god
Ben Bond God bless B.B. soul in Heaven!
CrazyhorseDK exactly there's no god
So glad to see Mick Hucknail invited to such a phenomenal group
RIP BB, we miss you every minute of every day.❣️
No-one can touch BB King's vocals on this song. Great to see Slash and Ron Wood.
Players today executing tons of notes and they wont be remembered. Music without melody wont last.
The winds out of tune😢
Three extraordinary guitarists from three generations playing together! BB, Slash, and Ron Wood! Awesome!!!
And Derek Trucks smokes them all!!!!
In my opinion!
hello how are you doing today
Mick Hucknall
Amazing, he proves that he is one of a kind blues and soul singer
Was fortunate enough to have seen BB King live twice in my life. Will always remember and cherish that
Wow, where were those performances? I saw in different venues Willie Dixon and another time Howlin' Wolf, which was the worst "show" I ever saw. Man, if I only knew what he was going through with cancer and subsequent costs, I could just shut up.
Saw him and also the Stones the month I turned 40. Wish I'd been able to attend this gig to celebrate my divorce that year!
Once you get recognition for your music and make it big,their must be nothing better than going through your own personal hero's to jam with them.
You can clearly see the love ❤️
And the RESPECT MY FRIEND
Meu marido não se encontra mas entre nós infelizmente..
Ele me apresentou esses músicos extraordinário um espetáculo maravilhosos e o bib bib king pqp 👏 fantástico único....canta PRÁ CARAMBA...fico muito emocionada parece meu amor está comigo ao lado vendo esse show.......
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arguably The greatest song ever made in which the guitar is doing most of the singing. The scales allows you to actually feel the songwriter's emotions in making the song. Thank you for this amazing craftmanship, 🤴🏿
It’s just a regular 12 bar blues
@@mayuva ummm no
This and J Blackfoot's "Taxi" for sure!
I was fortunate enough to see B.B. live 4 times. While I get your point, and you're right, he plays it a bit different each time.
Great KING'S always crown those around them with their great hearts. BB has once again shown with humility that he is the true KING.
I got to see B.B. King when I was 15 years old - perfect timing since I was getting heavily into playing guitar at that age. He was 74 back then. R.I.P. to the undisputed King of the Blues...
Ian Tyrrel how long ago was it? That’s so cool
1999, State Theater, Easton, Pennsylvania... I had a ticket to see him with Buddy Guy and J. Geils Band (who are extremely underrated and deserve serious respect) in 2011 but there was a hurricane that canceled the concert... These days I live in Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia so it is harder to see famous bands, but none of the greats are getting any younger so the money and hassle is definitely worth it :-)
Wow , that’s so cool!
Ian Tyrrel, that is so beautiful. He must have loved talking with you.
He is jamming with some of the other greats. :)
I had the priviledge of seeing BB live and will never forget it!
Can’t go a day without listening to the blues! Another great video 🎉
I love how the blues gets down under your skin and you feel the music, your body responds to it instead of just using your ears to listen. Great music. 💕⚡📀
The original Thrill Is Gone, his "hit" -is the greatest piece of music ever recorded. Yet one time I drove 2 hours to a BB King concert just to hear Susan Tedeschi play.
Another time I was at a big Blues festival in Reno and I wasn't playing much attention to the people who were playing, but then I heard this one note. I was electrified. The King had started his set..
Only blues shows I've been to that came close was Dr. John, Bo Diddly, and Buddy Guy.
@@sueyyness3642 I got to see BB with Buddy Guy!
Good times!
☮️💜
Only wish I could've seen Stevie too!
There is over 1000 years of experience on that stage. It is well with my soul. Thanks BB, love you. AMAZING
People think BB King could only play about 4 notes, but that's all the man needed. I love the way he grabs the mic in this knowing he's got killer vocal chops to go with those "4" notes too. 👌🏻 What a legend. RIP.
Absolutely. He didn't need to play much, because it wasn't just the notes. It was the tone, the soul that he poured into each one.
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"Killer vocal chops" indeed. The way he goes into raspy and shouts at different times is even better than his guitar imho
That man could do more with 4 notes than most musicians today could do with 10000.
After all these years, I understand the lyrics to this song. I can hear pain when Mr. King sings. Instead of just singing along to the notes of a song. Ironically, watching this is truly a "thrill".
So glad I got to see BB King once in my life. One of the best showman I’ve ever seen. A blessedly talented man. RIP.
I got the opportunity in Birmingham Al. At city stages downtown. Several times. The Democrats in the city robbed it stupid, and that thrill was gone.
I got the opportunity three times. Memorable experiences!
I got to see him when I was around 11-12 years old, wish I could’ve got to see him again when I got older 🤦♂️
BB was a great musician from down home. He knew about hard times and had a great work ethic. He didn’t allow people to use profanity in his presence. No weed smoking around him at no time. I learn this many years ago a wonderful human being
The biggest heart in blues. Saw him live in Halifax. A kind soul with lots of self-effacing humor. I know everyone in that room felt like he was talking directly to them. I still smile at his live concert videos
Respect
Shows like this can never happen again ….as our icons…hero’s …and gods of music ….slowly disappear from our lives …..the music from yesterday …will continue as the music in the future…..
Of all my regrets....not seeing B.B. in person top them all. Rest well brother.
I saw him twice in the 90s. The shows were almost exactly the same but who cares. They were both fantastic. If it ain't broke don't fix it.
@@markbehnke5243 was fortunate to see BB four times, all with my 3rd son who is a very good guitar player, several of them in the first couple of rows. In my humble opinion, he WAS the King of the Blues, with a style so distinct in every which way, that it is still imitated, but not duplicated.....I try my best to emulate him with my Synths, but my son does much better on the real guitar.
Slash, Derek, Susan,Ronnie Woods, and. B B. wow!
Can't get any better!!
Joe should be there too
Let's not forget Mick Hucknall.
@@patrickcooper209 No, I'm OK with forgetting Mick Hucknall
I love Slash and BB's friendship, seeing him put his hat on BB was awesome!
Real Musicians!! Something I won’t see in my lifetime again.
When the King sings his facial expressions are as if he was telling a story to his grandkids. Love it.
I noticed slash's tone here was rather mellow, he's very respectful not just as a person but as a musician! He's not trying to stand out here, which just gives me more respect for slash
When Slash gave BB the hat... the thrill came back the very next bar.
what u mean?
The Cat in the Voodoo Hat
He perked up when he o\got that hat :)
Mam 77 lat jak tego słucham motyle latają mi w ciele i mam ściśnięte gardło. Niesamowita muzyka. To jest moja młodość. ❤❤❤
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King dancing in slash's hat, absolutely legendary moment.
BB was an amazing musician and the greatest ambassador for the blues genre.
An American treasure right there! I remember clearly as a 13 year old boy loving rock music & hair bands in the 80's until one day my big sister snuck me out late one night & took me to hart plaza in Detroit where I witnessed my very first concert/blues festival where BB was the headliner. My life changed that day & the rest is history. Thank you sis!❤❤❤
B B Kings remains “Amazing” & his skill as one the greatest guitarists remains!! Slash was so gracious & humble to toward the legend BB King!! 😊beautiful!!
It’s amazing how one man could pull all the best blues players together and make it work. BB King your missed.
So awesome to see these guys jam. On a side note that bass player needs more recognition keepin that groove
Somehow the best part of this video for me isn't the music, it's the fact King really enjoys being on stage with a bunch of other good musicians. It's like the stage is where he belonged in life, and he knew that better than anyone else.
In a stage full of guitars, the bassist still killed the show for me.
Slash showed proper restraint, and kept in pocket. His playing was great! Mr. Trucks on that slide tho…. My God that guy is awesome!
Well when you are playing next to BB King and Ronnie Wood it's probably best to hang back.
Why did he show restraint, he should've let it rip and shred
@@vonStalhein2 because there was more guitarists than just slash… showsrespect to everyone else
The fun began after Derek Trucks did his 'thing'.
Slash was playing with a LEGEND he know that and respectful to the King 👑👑👑
B.B. King: The Godfather of Blues. I'm glad that I'm still alive and see him playing guitar.
I tip my hat to Slash for him showing his respect to BB. and let’s not forget the rest of the talent on that stage!!!
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B.B. passes his legacy to all who can grab it. Loving their creativity and individuality, he asks "Just play one more?" He has planted the seed. 💙💕
Just outside of Sturgis, Michigan soon after B.B.s death, a very awesome person bought billboard space and put B.B. on it with a short message: "Thank you for the music, B.B."
I love all the respect they're givin this man. What a good guy. RIP BB.
Mick Hucknall has a great voice!!!!🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Oh my God I can't tell you how many times I've watched this video since yesterday when I found it .and I forwarded to anyone I can think of. if they could Bottle b.b. King vibe and pass it around for free the world would be a happier place
Anyone here listening to BB sing in the last half missed the best guitar shit ever! Thank you Ron, and Derek, and Susan!
I tell you man, there's a shit load of talent on that stage. But I have yet to see anyone make a guitar sing like BB could. Saw a show with him and Buddy Guy just before he died, and he spent a lot of time talking to the crowd instead of playing. You could tell it was almost over for him, but when he was playing Lucille that night, It cut through all of the other instruments, Buddy stepped back and watched with this... contented look on his face I'll never forget, and I swear that was one of the most magical things I'd heard from a stage. My only regret is that I wasn't able to see him earlier in life during his prime.
Do you think BB King is the only dude that can mess with Slash's hat and hair!
NolalanD oh for sure
It looks like a crown on him 🤟👑
he was a legend bro no one can't give a shit about him HAHA
Ain't many that's for sure
@@auroraangel2327 Yes we all know it's too late for me to get BB king to mess with my hat.
I was THRILLED to open up this video and see the woman on stage with all those legendary greats! And as I watched, it hit me that it was none other than SUSAN TEDESCHI! She's been a long time favorite of mine! Saw her live in NYC MANY years ago at a free concert in Battery Park! One of the very best days of my life! And I did something I'd NEVER done before... I went to this concert completely alone! God... It was just brilliant...
But here, you add BB, SLASH (and I won't even begin to tell you how obsessed I was with GnR & Slash) & all the other legends up there into the mix! Got goosebumps! 🤯😍💖🎊👍👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎇
@David Greg Hi David... I am currently, and have been for most of my life, living in New Jersey. I did live in Colorado for a few years, but mostly a NJ girl. ✌️
@David Greg Just trying to fitt 27 hours of stuff to do into 24 hours! 😉✌️
@David Greg May I call you David? David, I don't come here to chat. If I were looking to "hook up" I'd be on Tinder or something more suitable! It's nothing personal! I just don't have a lot of time in my life, and just don't have much time! I hope you aren't offended... It's not meant for that. ✌️
BB King is speaking in that exact scale. Feels like the part of the song ❤️
I had the honor of seeing B.B King twice and never have I seen such talent and class on one stage!!!
So epic. I am so grateful to have attended one of BB’s last performances.
MUCH RESPECT LUCKY YOU
My mom introduced me to all kinds of music. She met BB backstage after he performed a show. He noticed how much she was cheering and called for her to meet him. She got his autograph too. I wish I could have met him. I play this song so much. Every time I think Of my mom and smile.
crazy how he has almost the same voice in his old age. What a talent.
BB inspired me to pick up a guitar, and I even named my prized guitar after his .. forever grateful, forever in awe. True legend. I've only ever wished that I had the privilege to see him perform over my life but life was rough and time was short.
Saw him with SRV in Denver.
I knew another guy who did that. He sucked at guitar after years of trying though.
I love that this is captured on video and shared, I would have been thrilled to be in this space at this time, what a very cool moment. All for the love of the music, so inspiring.
Once BB king come to our country Burma (Myanmar), he is amazing gifted one. At he visit time, I M a very young,but remember him for performance guitar and piano.
Bless his soul. RIP B.B. King 🙏🏼 How lucky are those artists to have been around you ❤️ Very humble and kind of you
Susan's got such a heavenly voice, glad I got to see her and Derek play live, that one was in bold on the bucket list.
What’s Susan’s last name…?
Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks.
Suddenly I've realized that my heart beats in the rythm of the music. B. B. King *is* the God. I was seeing nothing but music. He has torn my soul into pieces.
My heart feels it also.
muddy is the god.
meet bb king twice he on class gentelman . couldnt meet a nicer guy
Damn... i just realized it, i paused it and now i can't feel it as much.
WHY I LOVE BB, HIS GUITAR Plucking was FIRM BUT SIMPLE. GOD BLESS HIS SOUL