B. B. King - The Thrill Is Gone (Live at Montreux 1993) | Stages
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B.B. King is the greatest living exponent of the blues and considered by many to be the most influential guitarist of the latter part of the 20th century. His career dates back to the late forties and despite now being in his eighties he remains a vibrant and charismatic live performer. B.B. King has been a frequent visitor to the Montreux festival, appearing nearly 20 times, so choosing one performance was no easy task. This 1993 concert will surely rank as one of his finest at any venue. With a superb backing band and a great set list its a must for any blues fan.
The thrill is gone
The thrill is gone away
The thrill is gone baby
The thrill is gone away
You know you done me wrong baby
And you'll be sorry someday
The thrill is gone
It's gone away from me
The thrill is gone baby
The thrill is gone away from me
Although, I'll still live on
But so lonely I'll be
The thrill is gone
It's gone away for good
The thrill is gone baby
It's gone away for good
Someday I know I'll be open armed baby
Just like I know a good man should
You know I'm free, free now baby
I'm free from your spell
Oh I'm free, free, free now
I'm free from your spell
And now that it's all over
All I can do is wish you well
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Here's a great tale about a great man. I met BB King in an airport lounge when I was about eight (thirty+ yrs ago now!) in Sydney, Aus. He just rocked up to the viewing window while I was waiting for my aunt's plane to land. He must have been awaiting his baggage or something. Any rate, he just started chatting to me and he asked me if I played any instruments. I told him I had just started playing guitar. He got really excited, and told me he played "a bit" himself and said I should listen to and learn the blues above all else. I'll always remember, he told me where he was from, in the USA, the blues was the "start of it all". Then he gave me a plectrum and said it was a special plectrum just for blues players. About that point, I recall my dad coming up and he just started chatting with my dad, who of course recognised him. They had a good yarn, we all took a photo together (which my parents still have in an album somewhere) and then he very politely took his leave and wished us well. Such a humble man. Dad told me all about him on the way home and I immediately started learning about the blues and never looked back. Over the years, I would go on to watch him perform live several times though we never met in person again. RIP big man.
" They had a good yarn, we all took a photo together " bruuuuuuuh thats nuts
@@SinisterAnimationS I know huh? I remember it was really quiet at the airport at the time because there was a major pilots' strike going on. There were only a few flights all day. I think that's why he was able to move around freely without media in his face etc. His whole crew was milling around and they were supporting U2, so I also saw Bono walk past. I didn't recognise BB at the time, but geez he was nice to me and I get the feeling he enjoyed being anonymous for a change. I can't tell you much of what he and dad talked about (the memory has faded a bit) but I remember dad was super impressed with how "laid back" and friendly BB was and it felt like they chatted for a good ten-fifteen minutes. And we didn't even approach him - he approached me. What a legend!
@@fredbloggs8369 What a wonderful story and experience. My son was backstage at the Blues Festival in Byron Bay some few years ago and he became aware of and nodded to a man standing next to him also watching performers from the edge of stage. It was BB King. He listened with him and said 'They make a good sound'... my son was so chuffed to have a few words with this fantastic man. RIP BB
That’s a great story! What better inspiration to start playing the blues
Now that, was truly an amazing story and tribute. Thank you!!!
It's been 30 years, and is still one of the best Blues perfomance ever recorded... CRAZY
Raw talent never gets old.
Not crazy. It's BB King. But yeah I feel you.
There are literally blues joints around the country dedicated to this dude. One of the greatest, if not the greatest, blues men of all time.
He is not dead...he lives in our hearts....❤
sehr schön gesagt😉😘
BB KING DON'T NEED A GUITTAR
THE GUITTAR NEEDS HIM
That powerful..that factz
nice english
Like john 5
BEST COMMENT
that's for sure
When I was 21 years old I took out a credit card and travelled from New Zealand to the States just to see BB. I'll never regret the 5 years it took to pay off, & I'll never forget being fortunate enough to meet my hero. Thank you.
Sometimes, ya just gotta. Well done and money well spent.
That's an amazing story to tell
fucking legend!
This is why I seek out young musicians. By the time I get to see someone like BBK they daed
Oh wow...incredible
Truly the KING of the blues. He has no rivals
His music will be eternal
Guys, I have no idea what we would do without music.
Same here dude, specially during this outbreak
What would we do without blues?
We would be empty, my Life is based on It, i would have died years ago
Music is the answer 🎶
Klemi Doz hell yeah to that !!
Thank God the camera person was smart enough to zoom in on BB's hands while he played. Thank you, Unnamed camera person!
Actually the unnamed director, camera person and others TY all
👑
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 BLUES came from poverty and sadness.
It is the cry of anguish from they heart.
Deaf people: 💀
82 & still find peace in this man's voice & talent! I was blessed to be able to see him live about a year before he left us. When I listen to this I know the "thrill will NEVER be gone" as long as we have his recorded performances to listen to. Thank you B.B.♡
He's not playing music.
He's not feeling music.
He's not living music.
He's the music.
Nobody can play the blues like BB King
Caçador de Buceta he’s not feeling the music? His facial expressions tell me otherwise
I couldn't agree with you more pussybuster! !!!!
He is the music because he is playing feeling etc...
a but non lucratif❤
The older one gets, the more one appreciates the blues.
Agree. I've recently hooked to blues.
Im currently doing a report about its influence on rock in my school. I didnt realise the enormous influence blues had on all the genres you see today. Literally all genres have been atleast somewhat influenced by blues.
@@huss2600 yeah, definately rock was born out of the blues .... both blues and the likes of bluegrass were heavily influenced by European traditional sounds from Ireland, Scotland even Germany.
@@arnie8604 Interesting! I didnt know blues were influenced by european traditional music anyways do you have any information on blues it would be very helpful right.
Which blues artists influenced rock and how?
@@huss2600 AC/DC is heavily influenced by blues
It is funny how a quick go on youtube you will find the most amazing guitar players, playing better than the biggest guitar legends but not a single one of then can give the vibe and feeling these legends gave and still give, BB King with its gentle and smooth tone always gets me.
BB King is one of the biggest guitar legends
don't talk like that about his weight @@adama4791
Rest Easy the King of the Blues! If you don’t get chills watching and listening to this check your pulse!
I really don't understand people who dislike UA-cam videos. You've searched/clicked a BB King video, and here is is, in HD, at his very best. And you want to let the world know you didn't like it.
Nope. Don't get that.
Matteoj they don’t appreciate real music!
These days suggestions drive video selection more than deliberate searches.
Matteoj let’s pray for such people and assume that they did click by mistake.
maybe they wanted a studio version without the live version noise?
neither do i dude, its ok not to like bb king, but dislike?? come on
Three lines of lyrics.
One vibrato note once in a while.
History of music.
Обожаю его музыку,его голос,что то теплое,родное приятное,кайф,нервана....
It's that vibe.
What about the entire ban behind him?
@@Pablo-hl2iibest blues band that ever existed. In the world. In the history of blues music. I saw them many times. I have seen hundreds of “blues” bands. His band was the best collection of blues musicians who performed as one being I ever witnessed. Nothing comes close.
The Thrill of Blues is never quite gone.
And BB was a King.
🎼 🎸 🎶
Its no wonder they call it "SOUL" music, that is pure and raw talent in every way shape and form, B.B King, you influenced a lot of people in every genre of music,
Rest Easy B.B, we lost a good one❤
Spectating this as a Tribute to his 94th Birthday!!
Marshall Davis nope it’s B.B
The thrill has been gone for almost 5 years King :(
roger riveroll cannot believe the time has gone that fast!
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I listen to this music in 2024
This guitar is not making sounds, it is crying!!! She talks to him during the song, impressive!!!
What I admire so much about B.B. King is that, in this case, after the first "The thrill is gone," he can literally just play one note and include more emotion in that one note than many guitarists do in an entire solo.
metalmusician6798 Right on! you totally hit it on the nail... The best musicians never have to OVERPLAY. Too many notes often become musical aerobics and don't fool anybody, because the Thrill of Music is Gone!....
+metalmusician6798
you see you cannot really say that because the emotion is attached to the actual song he is playing. it is the emotional content of the song. but sure one shud be able to cover this song and express it similarly and many can't
+27scole vgh
+metalmusician6798 , and if you have a rack with some large speakers that magic sound from the past comes alive . Kids today who only know music from their PC are missing out , sad .
+metalmusician6798 I love it when he chimes the strings. It's awesome to see, at his age, even back in '93, that he still clearly loved to play around with his guitar. Also, his Gibson is one of the best, if not THE best sounding guitar I've ever heard. He had such an extensive amount of control though, so I can't say he couldn't just do that with anything.
I know everybody talks only about BBs guitar playing... but man oh man could this guy sing!!!
+Marko Kecman : I have a couple of early B.B. King "race records" that are much more jazzy than blues sounding, and on them he hardly plays at all- he just sings. His guitar playing pretty much overshadowed everything else, but I agree with you.
+Brian Griffin I agree but not at the same time for some reason
badger56ful It’s called “call and response”. Most guitarists use this technique. The singing is the “call” and the guitar is the “response”
I love how much touch and finesse he plays with on this version! I got to see him in Tuscaloosa Alabama before he passed away.
Listening to B.B. King, the thrill is NEVER gone. I've always imagined that this is the song they will be playing at my funeral.
YES.
The passion he had for his Lucille is probably one of the best love stories ever.
Only rivalled by the passion Negan had for his Lucille.
@@pogchamp7983 perfect comment. I was hoping someone else thought the same.
@@lulu-kz5gf I do
A música me leva ao palco sem estar presente. Minha alma
"Everything comes out in blues music: joy, pain, struggle. Blues is affirmation with absolute elegance."
- Wynton Marsalis
The mother of all music!
I always say that blues music is the most honest of all music.
I guess thats perfect because the blues was created by those feelings.
Like my comment to remind me to listen to this masterpiece again
He's a constant reminder that you don't need thin fingers to play guitar
I had seen him many times ! Love his playing,sound and the man ! He is the reason ,I love playing the Blues!!
You only need soul ;)
It’s been my excuse for 20 years as I fumble through another clumsy rendition of smells like teen spirit 🤣🤣🤣
Navneet pandey buckethead
He’s got big fingers and he plays like a god
Sad day...
We lost one of the best...
We already miss you master King.
Rest in peace
Il m'a fait adorer le blues... Une sorte de grand père spirituel j'avais 14 ans quand j'ai entendu sa musique pour la première fois, c'était en 1966 et tout de suite j'ai accroché!
Eric Sandoz Wow !
Damm we lost another good musicians.Hope there will be new ones so good music could still exist
The best blues man alive I saw him live at the Milwaukee festival in the late seventies and man he kick butt I still have pictures of us Dragonair blanket around we stayed for the whole weekend he walked the crowd unbelievable rest in peace my man rest in peace you're the best
I have no words...
He will stay forever now.
around 4:40 when he plays at really LOW LOW volume it's incredible, ain't seen another artist so captivating playing so few notes !!!!
One of the greatest!
When BB King plays, the only thing you can do is keep silent and enjoy all the magic of the blues.
I just discovered blues at the ripe old age of 55 and I have been in awe of his music and talent ever since. Such a loss for the music world his music will live on forever. Rock the heavens BB!
Este hermano tieene algo Espiritual. Yo amo
Lucille cries so sweetly in King's hands.
Eu aqui no BR n iguacu bbking
Love,love
He cast a wizard spell on that guitar, and it starting crying all by itself!
Imagine being so good at something, that your name will never be forgotten!
His guitar playing is so unique and angelic...Nobody on this planet can sound like B.B King and his Lucille...
Agreed. This is probably the finest example of Rhythm & Blues -- and a huge influence on Rock 'n' Roll -- ever.
The king is gone
But thrill hasn't 🔥
the king will live forever
Oy
listening in 2020 during this coronavirus quarantine, the thrill is gone but still jammin'
Same here.
Yes, thats it
Stay safe my friend. 🙏❤️
Yo también desde lima Perú maldito virus
Bb☀️
Years later, still a legend! The best ever, BB KING
Yes, but I loke Freddy better.
King, is king, simple and cool, he is the GOAT.
Man... from this video it is clearly visible that he lived for music. Every note he plays, every movement, everytime he closes his eyes, every "silly" face he makes; music makes his heart beat. I am more of a Metal guy myself, but damn, do some shredders have to learn what actual, emotional guitar playing sounds like!
+Lucas Zech Yeah, look at his face, hes living the music, that´s why he was a master, a legend :D
+Lucas Zech thx for comment.. beautifully said
+Lucas Zech couldn't have said it better, totally agree.
They need to learn that silence is a note too ;)
I dont think it is something you can learn.
"Thrill is gone..." yet everything about him shows he is as thrilled as ever and so are we (even 5 years after his passing). RIP big master.
He will continue to give thrills for future generations
@@tylern2908 for sure
Thank God for the blues
@@epicleprechuan amen to that! God Bless You?
Sure
What a classic.
1993?! I thought it was just from a few years ago. The quality is pristine!
Sherlock.. this is BB King. The quality is gonna be better than something you'd find on Netflix.
@@rule24 I think he means video quality, of course the music quality has always been good
@@anon8740 i was talking about the video quality
@@rule24 yeah video quality is great for time frame
Yeah for some reason the Montreux live videos from the 90s are insanely high quality. Check out Gary Moore live at this same festival in 97. Looks like it was shot in the future
"Blues is easy to play but hard to feel" -Jimi Hendrix..
And damn, BB only played few notes. Even with just the tonic, he made it very emotional.. Legendary tone and vibrato.. That's why he's one of the Kings of blues
He was just really damn good at spacing his melodies, even more so when trading between vocals and interlaced guitar lines.
It's not easy to play either
You got that right!
@@dominikweber4305 Right. Its sound easy to play n it is easy to learn. But actually playing n sound like blues is kinda hard.
Великий король блюза !!!
Это потрясающе !!!
Вечный кайф !!!
Я счастлив, что видел тебя на концерте. Это незабываемое зрелище, твоё уникальное исполнение и блюзовский голос останется у меня в памяти до конца моей жизни.
Покойся с миром Король.
The guitar speaks every language without using any words. The thrill is immortal.
The scratchy voice yelling the lyrics are timeless....his playing, majestic.
That emotion spilling through the guitar and vocals is what makes him so epic, you can hear what he's feeling through the music :)
Definitely one of the best blues guy
bakerXderek man your everywhere
bakerXderek CHEEEEEEYAAAAHHHH!!!
He wasn't gonna over do it but each note hit
Its like a conversation between him and his guitar, what an absolute legend! ❤️
🎶👁👃👁🎵 amazing all time 🎶👁👃👁🎵
Love some Blues by B. B. King
Her name was Lucille. And what a love affair between them
Great description!
Before heavy metal took the world there was blues!!!!
thats real music unlike what we have today!
I'm a die hard metalhead but goddamn bb king is a legend
Good music is good music. You don't have to choose between metal and good ol blues.
Me too
Thats riiiiight
💯
Damn straight
I have discovered another legend this evening. It's such a shame I didn't hear this masterpiece until I was 38.
At least you've discovered it ;)
Enjoy!
Better late than never
I’m 17 years old and in this quarentine I already discovered a lot like him! Great artist.
henriques 777 That’s awesome, do you play music yourself?
Jazzadrin no bro, why?
A genius. RIP Mister BB King.
Poetry about lost love quoted by a giant .
The emotion will sweep you away.
You don't need a million notes to bring out the emotions and make the guitar cry. Hail the King.
I can't drink water at the smoothness with which this man plays the guitar. The number of languages in the comment section speak for his genius.
I like that.
I saw BB in concert! What an honor to be there!! Incredible Concert.
No need for auto tune.
He was modest , I hung out with him jamming in Nashville ,In the underground coffee shop for a year before i know he was the king of blues .He helped me with a hard time in my life .He is a vet and a great storyteller . A Great man R.I.P
If you can't feel BB King, you have a problem....
Yeh😂
this is the real feeling the blues xx yess
Yes
Ekdom....
Yeh
Thank you for the magic and music, Sir.
😢💔 🎸🎶 👌🏻✌🏻️🙌🏼🙌🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😘💋😍
Last year 8-2-2022 I lost my best friend, husband of 17 years and at my lowest point, considering putting his 9mm to my head your song came on and I cried and cried. I never again got that low.
Trust I know that feeling all to well. I'm going threw it right now as I type this response
If you're still with us. Keep it up. It's worth it.
A Big man , with a maestros light touch
R.I.P You damn legend you. You were blessed with a gift that I can only dream of having. You're one of the absolute ONLY reasons why I even picked up guitar. I'll never forget when I saw you live at the Blues Festival in San Jose, CA back in 1996! I was only `13 years old but it was the first concert I'd ever gone to and when I saw you make that guitar scream, I just immediately thought to myself, "Wow I have to learn how to play a guitar"! and I'll never regret that day in my life, because learning an instrument changed my life. I feel like I owe you so much, and in your honor soon I'll be writing a tribute song just for you. Your life is a true gift and the entire world will miss you. From one musician to another, much respect King. Thankyou for the years of inspiring music. You were such a humble man, It was never about the money or fame to you, you always did it just because you solely LOVED music. That to me is a true musician in my book. Say hello to everyone in heaven for me. R.I.P, Love, and Respect from Joshua Rath. Thankyou for making me the musician I am today. Farewell King.
FusedPower truly an inspirartion to every musician that has ever lived. I thought I couldn't feel shittier this night. Boy was I completely wrong.
Amazing story. The thrill lives on through his music! Through people like you!
tiger22 I've never heard him before hearing the news of his death. He is incredible as someone that doesn't listen to this type of music. I can easily see why he's considered a legend. RIP KING, I'll be going through all your amazing work now and learning about who you were.
We went to BB' Kings night club in Memphis. What a fantastic concert and the food was outstanding.... we met BB and enjoyed him playing with his guys. That was a huge honor. The lights were beautiful on the clubs on both sides of that strip.....and then..........
.we got mugged a block away going to our car! Yikes! Scarry....he had what looked like a gun in his jacket pointed at us. Perfect ending to a great evening!! Lol. 🎵🎸🎷🎶
My mother&sister saw BB King back in the 80s and my Mom had the honor of having her picture taken with him.😊 TMc
That's priceless
this is outrageously good! I've been watching this video since it was uploaded. B. B. King is an absolute LEGEND
Outrageously Good! Word Up
"B.B. King could say more with one note than other guitarists could with a thousand."
Not sure where that quote comes from, but I couldn't agree more. This level of soul is once in a lifetime.
Saw this quote about David Gilmour, applies in both cases
They dig n, u gotta know that pain when he says Free now baby
it's not just how many notes you can play but how well you can play them
that s true
I think that was Dave Mustaine on David Gilmour, but it applies to B.B King as well
RIP B.B. King (September 16, 1925 - May 14, 2015), aged 89
You will always be remembered as a legend.
Huh 😮 they just said he passed 12/2022 at 89
No it was much earlier. 2015 is right
My pops would play this amazing song every time I get in they car now that I'm 36 and I just appreciate it this song even more thanks! For the memories BB king 👑 legend.. Rest well pops ❤️
Lord, bless our home with Your presence and fill it with love, joy, and understanding. May our family always find strength in unity and faith in You.
I'm almost 50 years and have never listened to BB King even though I have loved music all my life. Now I have seen this video 100 times and still can't get enough. How can I haved missed this man?
I'm 22 and Im proud of myself for listening songs like this one. The songs nowadays are all about money, sex and drugs.
david rocha im 22 as well brahhhhh hell yess our 20s bro .
@@NealCaen culture !!! Hahah
@@NealCaen you're everywhere I go. Guess we share the same tastes for music.
Am 18....Damn😂
Hard to believe you can miss someone you never met so hard
So painfully sobering 💔
2024 Thank you Father God were still here .
Thank you for all these years Lord!
The Thrill is Gone
Was Great Song
But The Sad Is
The King Is Gone
R.I.P Mr King
I was lucky enough to see him perform in Calgary! His music and his essence were one. So effortless and just gorgeous. What a great musician. 😊😊❤
The thrill is gone
The thrill is gone away
The thrill is gone, baby
The thrill is gone away
You know you done me wrong, baby
And you'll be sorry someday
The thrill is gone
It's gone away from me
The thrill is gone, baby
The thrill is gone away from me
Although, I'll still live on
But so lonely I'll be
The thrill is gone
It's gone away for good
All the thrill is gone
Baby, it's gone away for good
Someday I know I'll be open-armed baby
Just like I know, I know I should
You know, I'm free, free now, baby
I'm free from your spell
Oh, free, free, free now, baby
I'm free from your spell
And now that it's all over
All that I can do is wish you well
bb got me into the blues!
+WinArmy im free now baby...
+WinArmy same here, he was the greatest! Now let's keep his sound alive!
+WinArmy Yeah, BB and John Lee Hooker. Great guys!
+WinArmy I've made a cover of "What'd I say" by Ray Charles on my channel :)
what about willie dixon, he's one of my favs!
THE KING HAS LEFT THE BUILDING
LUCILLE IS Going To Lonely.
The real king..Thursday hugs toya..
The great king
The thrill is never gone when bb sings that song
Rock, some jazz, began with the Blues.
Metal is a style of Rock, of course, and all came from the Blues.
Esa guitarra habla más idiomas que todos nosotros juntos. B.B King maestro!
muy cierto compañero es simplemente magica
¡Toda la razón! Esa guitarra, su pasión por el blues, su fuerza, era único.
Luciel was the name of his guitar
If that mans music doesn't move you, you're dead already. Thank you BB.
*Music for hearts in love, for dreamers, for lonely people. Pure magic and It's also timeless.*
FANTASTIC B.B. KING ! SOUL , BLUES IS MAGIC!
BB King is the reason why I started loving the blues ... The greatest 😍😍😍
Same
When I am lonely,the blues keep me company. Nothing better than the blues to cheer you up.
Hello I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it?
@@jerrypark236ciao Jerry!🙋😊😍😘💘🍀
just brings tears to my eyes as it's that good. Plus I've heard him do this song in person many times. Just never gets old!
2023 still listen god bless his soul
RIP from Turkey. The whole world never forget you!
He said more with less than anyone ever will.
I first saw him play this live in ‘91, and it gave me chills. 30 years later, I still get chills whenever I hear this played.
Only here because BB was mentioned in a video I watched as one of the greatest guitar players of all time. First time actually listening to a song of his, holy shit. This man is an all time great
I remember back in my drug days be ata friends house all in a circle passing around a joont with red hair getting F up listening to some BB. That's some MELLOW music.
B.B. King, not only an innovator of the Blues but a pioneer of one of the most important parts of playing any instrument - feel. His guitar was a part of him and it's strange to think they will never be played the same way again.
James Bell Good job he had 'feel'; when you only play two notes most of the time you need trailer loads of 'feel'. I went to see him on his farewell tour at Bournmouth and. mostly, he played the same two notes then and not a chord in sight. I know blues is more about feel than technical wizzardry but a broader range with 'feel' has to be more moving. Gary Moore supported him - he had just as much 'feel' but he played a wider range of notes.
chris dolman
James Bell X I think so too xhave great dayx
His control over the guitar's tone is simply god-like
Гений. Одно из лучших выступлений, что я видел. Храни Бог Америку за такие таланты.
At 4:09 is the sweetest note I've ever heard played on a guitar. It's angelic.