B.B. King - Everyday I Have The Blues (Live)

[@paisleyprincess7996]

My mother loved B.B. KING. I mean loved him. This was the very first B.B. Song I heard as a little kid. Miss them both!

[@tomohiko315]

自宅でホスピス・ケアを受けていることを公表した王様。苦手だったというスライド奏法にヒントを得て編み出したスクィーズ・ギター、ゴスペル譲りのソウルフルなヴォーカル、そしてホーン・セクションを導入した都会的なバンド・サウンドでブルースの真の改革者となり、その後半世紀以上もの間「ブルースの王」として君臨し続けている彼の偉大さを、主に寄り添い共に哭くルシールの音色を、一度はこの眼と耳で体験させて欲しかった…　GOD BLESS YOU B.B.!!!

[@headpump]

I got to see B.B. perform in Utah in the 70s. It was wonderfull. America is great.

[@chicosuman]

COME ON VEVO - - - where are the details about the show??????

[@andygray]

Sad that he has gone. But he had a good life and leaves a fantastic legacy of music that wil survive forever.

[@jasminespino9432]

El padrino

[@bigshizzal]

Th original King of Rhythm & Blues. RIP BB King!

[@Tinsley_Ellis]

Saw him several times when Sonny Freeman was still in the band. So great.

[@edseelig9465]

Loved him with Sonny Freeman & The Unusuals! I got to sit down on set breaks on a first date with my soon to be girlfriend, w/ Ron Levy, & listen to him telling really funny road stories w/B.B.! I had not realized that he had also been in Albert King's road band for some extended period. Albert had lived across the river from St. Louis, in Lovejoy, Il. for decades, so there were countless stories of Albert's life on the road too....

[@dLegendful]

SADLY ... A GREAT LEGEND HAS LEFT US ... (Born: Sep 16, 1925 ... Died: May 14, 2015) 89 Yrs ... TQ FOR EVERTHING, MR KING ... MAY YOU RIP ... BLESSINGS EVER MORE - Amen HEARTFELT CONDOLENCE TO HIS FAMILY-MEMBERS

[@golds04]

So great. Similar to when i saw him ooen for the Stones at MSG in 1969. Those who are interested- major influence on BB - Lester young. Listen to Tickle Toe. Phrasing and space. Both story tellers. Both Tone masters.

[@CheeseCircus]

Brilliant. American music took a real hit tonight.

[@youngestson6537]

Blues Legend

[@soulexperence]

If there is a complete show of this i would like to buy this complete show.

[@zainadam2066]

soulexperence I think it may be live at the regal

[@crisshardy]

Farewell, Master. I dont will take a minute of silence for you,I will take a life full of blues, thats the legacy you leave from the humans.

[@fredjohansen3288]

Great track from the king!

[@OscarHernandez-gv1il]

beautiful melody

[@keithsmith6864]

Love the Blues❣️

[@MrDpayne5]

R.I.P. BB King. Hey Blues fans, Did you know that boxing legend Joe Frazier had a Rhythm & Blues band called the Knockouts. Charlie Brown played the drums & did vocals with Joe. He has a new release on youtube called the Trash Man Blues.

[@ryujifuji]

Oh no! No way, I never thought I would see this!

[@OscarHernandez-gv1il]

R.I.P. B.B KING🎷🎹

[@chriskenner600]

This is the year I was born. Good year.🙂

[@catboyzee]

While this video is B&W, its apparent that B.B. is playing a Red Lucille for this performance. I've often wondered why he chose this guitar: Looks, tone, or both?

[@daveowens]

I just read his autobiography and he said part of the reason he loved that bodystyle was because it reminded him of a woman. Also, there are stories from musicians of that era saying the record labels only wanted them playing Gibsons because they looked classier. Being a snazzy dresser, I'm sure the Gibson ES fit his look, too!

[@greenwoodmills1381]

Tone and ability to play loud without feedback.

[@michaelclausen6831]

Great blues Record Tone :-)

[@eldiablomdp]

The name of the players? The trompetist is brilliant

[@ainiikiruzmark2]

良い感じですね。

[@米奇-d8n]

Forever B B king

[@majidmonnard9788]

King forever bay bay my freind

[@bin3703]

Everyday I have the Blues 💙

[@NunoRacing74]

A M A Z I N G

[@largestudent198]

This is blues

[@ryujifuji]

sensationnal! as good as cook county live

[@swavekbu4959]

Cook county was a tough act to follow . . .

[@doktorholiday8936]

YES!

[@braneworld]

incredible

[@winkiened2]

RIP BB

[@4brens]

Wow fast version. All good

[@ThaGodKingDorell]

R.I.P. Sir...

[@sarahrolie]

when and where?

[@magdasanchez89]

buenísimo!!!

[@joana_app]

this music style is litterally the blues isnt it? btw do you have some examples on other blues musics? thank you for your help

[@zachshepherd284]

skip james robert johnson

[@progmeup]

Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Elmore James

[@kgsc909]

R.I.P.

[@strmtrupr3813]

When It was recorded?

[@phoenixphoenix1130]

I like Zaucha's cover/Andrzej Zaucha-Everyday I have the blues

[@jayjayblues4047]

First!

[@kuenny777]

R.I.P

[@FaustoLomas]

QEPD BBK

[@ytawana]

E, o Blue Boy nos deixou.....que pena!!

[@BBQ1953]

You don’t announce a guest artist like BB King and then treat him with the kind of disrespect I saw in this video. Don’t know who the orchestra was. Don’t want to know, either. That was a lousy tempo for that song. And worse, someone must have moved his guitar and twisted the strap. Mr. King would have set it on the stand with the strap ready to go with no fumbling around needed. Why the drummer and brass section needed to drown him out is beyond me. In the decades since this recording, he has recorded several versions of this song and done a superb job of it. He was great and the devotion of his fans and colleagues is well deserved.

[@georgescombulis7258]

That was his road band. Sonny Freeman, the propellor, Wilbert Freeman on bass. U believe this clip is from a tv variety show circa 69-70, when Sid had him booked for maximum exposure, so he barely had a chance to shot for himself, hence, the bedazzled nature of his countenance. The amps are rented per contract which kinda means the amp's setting were kept set whenever the last geet player had set them and indicates there wasn't a time and/or an opportunity for a soundcheck. And, yes, sound mix levels suck.

[@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer]

Shut up geezer

[@progmeup]

B.B. *always* played it this fast in that era. Live at Cook County Jail and Live in Japan are good comparisons.

[@you_tubeslonelyheartsclubband]

I think this is the best version! Fast tempo, awesome horn section, boomy walking bass, cool organ, driving drums, great solo, great vocals, what more could you ask? It's a very jazzy version that I dig!

[@andrewgriggs7604]

@@georgescombulis7258 Pretty sure that it was Val Patillo on bass.

[@marianos3143]

Mayer's version is much better

[@theprofessornj]

who do you think John stole it from?

[@BD-ve5ru]

no one asked, fuck off

[@greenwoodmills1381]

Nah man. You just sound ridiculous. Lay off that crack rock.

[@Tinsley_Ellis]

Seek professional help!

[@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer]

Please be b8