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B.B. King - How Blue Can You Get (Live at Farm Aid 1985)
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B.B. King performs "How Blue Can You Get" live at the Farm Aid concert in Champaign, Illinois on September 22, 1985. Farm Aid was started by Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp in 1985 to keep family farmers on the land and has worked since then to make sure everyone has access to good food from family farmers. Dave Matthews joined Farm Aid's board of directors in 2001.
For more information about Farm Aid, visit: farmaid.org/you...
Farm Aid's performances are donated by the artists in order to raise funds and raise awareness for family farmers. They've raised their voices to help - what can you do?

[@fernandorodrigues1939]

I am a metal head, but with no Blues, we had no Rock, and no Rock no Heavy Metal... so one must love blues and BB King was the man!!!

[@jasonspencer7199]

I feel the same I'm 40 and I've been a die hard metal head for all my life and I'm just now getting into the blues and I'm not disappointed

[@jvnbrk]

No blues and Jazz we have nothing..every genre from country to hip hop originated from early Blues and Jazz like Ledbelly, BB King,Chuck Berry. That's why when a rapper or country star gets in the Rock Hall of fame I have no issue with. It all stemmed from guys like BB, guitar chords to lyrics all started with those guys

[@manjula123badri]

The Animals' "House Of The Rising Sun" talks about the inspiration that English rock bands derived from Blues artists of New Orleans.

[@robertholmes4587]

BB King is one of the Masters for a reason. He comes from an era when there was only the performers to make a show. No effects, no light show. Benson and Hedges Blues Festival in Dallas. BB, SRV and Joe Cocker along with Dr John and a few others. Ended with them all on stage for an epic jam to end it and one of the great music moments of my life! SRV died just a few months later with this being his last hometown appearance to the best of my memeory.

[@missleslieinpdx]

Ahhhh, BB King and his guitar, Lucille, doesn't get much better than that.

[@chitownbear7733]

That’s why BB was the King….he really did make Lucille sang. RIP to the Kang…and have you ever seen anyone restring a guitar in the middle of a live song?? I thought it was impossible until BB

[@WizardOfOss]

I've been fortunate enough to have seen him perform live twice during his Farewell Tour. He was already 80 at the time, and those years obviously started to take a toll on his health and his ability to do a full show. But the time he was on stage was pure magic, every single second of it. He hadn't lost any of his skills, both Lucille and his own voice sounded as great as ever. Easily two of the best concerts I've ever been.

[@MarceloRBottaro]

BB King was a True King of the Blues and an inspiration to blues guitarist.

[@colinwilliams553]

Looking at this clip makes me realize how much I miss ( I mean we all MISS) B.B KING.he was such a great performer and I'm so glad that the both of you reacted to him and his blues.God bless the both of you.

[@dougoneill7266]

Riley 'Billy Blues' King is without a doubt the most important blues artist of the 20th century. His 1964 album 'Live at the Regal' Chicago, is regarded as the album that sent Blues music mainstream and remains one of the greatest live recordings of any genre. Great to see him here having a good time.

[@robertholmes4587]

Amen to the Live at the Regal! I’m also a fan of Live at Cook County Jail. It may not be the Regal but a great album. I wore a few out on vinyl!

[@goldboy150]

Live at the regal is my joint favourite live album along with the stones’ get yer ya yas out. Incidentally, the “ya yas” tour was supported by bb king and Ike & Tina. So if you find the full ya yas album there is a bb set in there too.

[@dougoneill7266]

@@goldboy150 I knew this, cheers though. The Ikettes also did a few albums with my absolute favourite artist, Frank Zappa. I have the Rolling Stones lips tattooed on my ear lobe. their music means a great deal to me.

[@goldboy150]

@@dougoneill7266 never got a stones one. Do have a zeppelin one and a George Harrison one though!

[@ThanosAshford]

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN "THE KING 👑" 🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

as my wife tells me "bb king never played guitar, he just let lucille sing"

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

No better music than the blues for me.. And I like everything

[@pockynon]

People forget what a powerful voice he had because of his guitar playing.

[@filthymcnasty4u284]

More BB King ❤️. He once said that SRV was the Best he ever seen or heard. He is is my top 5 guitar player list. Albert King is way up there also but Stevie ray Vaughan still the goat 🐐

[@christophermckinney3924]

A lot of guitar players have multiple guitars, but he always plays this one guitar he calls Lucille. Lucille is embossed on the body of the guitar, so when the string breaks you don't get rid Lucille, you get a new string.

[@RandomMarcus92]

Woooooooo Lucille's really singin' it!!!!

[@xxsilvershadowxx5781]

Grew up with this music but you Guys keep it Alive

[@suzie4417]

BB King sure made Lucille sing 🎸🎶 I could listen to this all day and all of the night ! Oh the band is outta this world too 💙

[@rktsnail]

What an unbelievable talent

[@kepanoid]

I don't know if there was the one and only "Lucille" guitar, or several, but in his late years, mr King gifted it (or one of them) to the pope! I don't believe in any gods, but how cool is that? There's at least one known electric guitar in the legendary Vatican archives!

[@gordonbryanart]

Oh, I saw this very tour in London, all those years ago!! Brings back great memories every time I see it! ;-)

[@Duci66]

A+....

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

I know one thing, there was a guitar tech looking for a job after this show.

[@GaryMullen1982]

Loved it!

[@kj320175]

You need to check out some... Z.Z. Hill Lazy Lester Buddy Guy

[@anitnec]

Indeed Suzi can get really High Blue Pitches !! Sir Travis Knows ! We knows how she loves Indigo colour ! Frickin' LegendS

[@italiansausage100]

More bb and buddy

[@robertphelps1574]

The original Johnny Moore’s three blazers version is worth a listen too

[@reachin2thefire]

Steve Vai “Giant Balls Of Gold” Live at the Astoria please 🙏🙏🙏

[@maefreeman7061]

😏👍

[@jensdanneberg5017]

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[@pablosole3700]

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[@pockynon]

His guitar string broke.

[@madsgjesager4918]

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