B.B. King - The Thrill Is Gone ft Eric Clapton REACTION!!

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B.B. King - The Thrill Is Gone ft Eric Clapton REACTION!!
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[@philcortor7886]

Eric & B.B.'s album " Riding with The King" is beyond belief!!!!

[@CollosalProductions]

One of My late father’s fav albums. I am ever grateful to him for raising me with this incredible music. Cannot forget Mark Knophler

[@julianatomasek9793]

I came here to say this. It just feeds my soul!

[@sammymarcy6029]

BB King started a nonprofit named after my nephew called the Corey Osborn foundation and they raise money for highschool bands to provide instruments for students who can't afford to rent or buy them

[@suecook1326]

Joe Bonamassa is really promoting that charity. It's now called Keeping The Blues Alive. They perform on Blues Cruises and other venues to raise money for high school music programs.

[@sammymarcy6029]

@@suecook1326 my sister ran it when BB King asked permission to use Corey's name and she decided to turn it over several years ago but we still have the Bolton Palooza every fall to raise money for our local schools in the Memphis area. Corey was raised in Bolton and graduated from Bolton high school. Barbara Blue spoke at Corey's funeral and he would go to her house for jam sessions every couple of months with a lot of the performers from Beal Street. Rod Bland son of Bobby (Blue) Bland was Corey's drummer

[@jessievoisin5462]

Eric Clapton, Robert Cray and Jimmie Vaughan played on stage with Stevie Ray Vaughan at his final performance on Aug 26th 1990 at Alpine Valley so this is a bittersweet blues reunion. They played a version of BB King's Sweet Home Chicago as the final song SRV would ever play

[@bikermama33]

I had just discovered SRV when he passed. I was 20 and it was then and there that I discovered the blues… and found BB KING! Then I found Robert Cray… so much talent in this performance ❤❤❤

[@kurtsaxton823]

Sweet home Chicago is actually Buddy Guy's song. Which was also present at that last performance of Stevie Ray. He didn't play that night he was a spectator.

[@TheOnespeedbiker]

And Robert Randolph on the pedal steel.

[@musicairplanes4884]

When talking about the blues don't forget John Hammond Jr.

[@victorcowboywest]

Jimmie Vaughn, brother of SRV and Robert Cray, who has a cameo apprentice in the movie the "BLUES BROTHERS "

[@john9508]

There were one or two well known people that preformed at that concert Johnny Winter, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Ronnie Wood, Sonny Landreth, Robert Randolph and the Family Band, Robert Cray, Jimmie Vaughan, Hubert Sumlin, ZZ Top, Doyle Bramhall II, Gary Clark Jr., Sheryl Crow, Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi, Bert Jansch, Stefan Grossman, Keb Mo', Vince Gill, James Burton, Albert Lee, Earl Klugh, John Mayer Trio, Warren Haynes, David Hidalgo, Cesar Rosas, Chris Stainton, Jonny Lang, Jeff Beck, Citizen Cope, Steve Winwood, B. B. King and Joe Bonamassa

[@lathedauphinot6820]

One or two..… I guess! I still want to kick myself for missing that. I was in Fort Worth and could have gone, but I didn’t know about it until that day, and it was supposed to rain, and….. I didn’t realize how big it was!

[@jss27560]

You forgot Bill Murray As moderator

[@BluesGirlBabe]

Needed Beth Hart & Bonnie Raitt there.

[@pattygreene9927]

This is at Crossroads. Starting from B.B. King down the line it's BB, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray and Jimmy Vaughn. Stevie Ray Vaughns brother. I love Mr. B. B. King. He is my go to man. R,I,P, B,B. You are missed. Gone but not forgotten. B.B. toured till he couldn't anymore.

[@kurtsaxton823]

I was fortunate to catch him at many delta blues festivals, I've seen him on a small venue in his club on Beale Street. I worked for Hertz Rent-a-Car back in the early nineties late 80s in Jackson Mississippi,BB King was a platinum customer and I delivered him his Lincoln several times, very cool and very humble. Pride of Mississippi and a true bluesman. And gentlemen. And very missed.

[@OldGoat-cw8he]

A literal who's who of six string gods.

[@kurtsaxton823]

Weird I wonder why my message showed up twice. Anyways the people that came out on stage later with Buddy Guy and Susan Tedeschi was even more impressive. I picked up a guitar in 1970, because of Jimmy Page, I lived for 25 years in the state of Mississippi so I was fortunate enough to catch a lot of these Mississippi blues artists. I saw Stevie Ray live in the 80s, and then again on his last tour with Eric Clapton in Dallas, not long before he passed. I feel very fortunate to catch a lot of these guys when others will never see them except on video. There are some good ones out there today with Samantha fish Christone Kingfish, Marcus King, Tedeschi Trucks. And several others. I'm happy that people are keeping the Blues alive in BB King's tradition.

[@bergy210]

I was there😊

[@JeffTiberend]

@@kurtsaxton823 Thank you. I had wondered if Buddy Guy was at this.

[@sgrabtune3950]

You need to try Clapton and the King together doing The song (Riding with the King) one of my favorite songs of theirs. B.B. KING Died May 14 2015 R.I.P BB🎸🎤🎶🎵😎

[@julianatomasek9793]

yes!!!

[@PriscillaV1964]

Yeah, . . . even the folks they pan to in the audience are worth knowing. And I love how B.B. looks like a kid at Christmas listening to the tribute solos.

[@graygato]

BB played the Fillmore Ballroom in the 60's in SF. When he arrived to the City, his driver took him to the venue and he saw the line of young people waiting to see him, he cried with happiness. We really embraced the legend blues players. Good times❤

[@davidshattock9522]

The tone has definately not gone at all despite age sounds great

[@RachelDacusAuthor]

I was one of those kids waiting and there for that performance! My introduction to the blues, from the best. Spoiled with great music in the 60s in SF!

[@sylv772]

Guitar heaven? Love BB King.

[@jamescutler8055]

I saw BB live in the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s. Usually in some bar or venue in New Orleans, Always consistently great sound. Never a disappointment.

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

BB died at age 89 so here he was about 84 or so. This whole video documentary is worth a listen. Almost every great guitarist shows up for this.

[@ginnys9831]

I saw BB King in concert. He was amazing!

[@alexhaas9653]

Sadly I've never seen the man perform live. I would have loved that. There are so many great performances. "How Blue Can You Get (Live at Farm Aid 1985)" is worth a watch!

[@Nancylynnwrites]

BB King lived in Las Vegas for many years. I grew up in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Sun, one of the local newspapers, sponsored an annual forum for high school seniors. The Sun Youth Forum was a big deal in its day. BB King generously appeared and performed at the one I attended in 1972. He sang and played, sitting on a chair in the aisle of the venue! He spoke and encouraged. It was unforgettable. He was a good man.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Some of the greatest performances in history came from the Crossroads festivals, held every four years, and all artists were invited by Eric himself, cause he liked to listen to their styles, blues country, jazz....12 hour shows. Please check out more.

[@keithjames7843]

This is by far my favorite music is the blues and Eric Clapton is one of the best blues guitarist ever and he gives great respect to all the blues musicians that came before him like BB King

[@janineivey03121]

I saw BB King at a blues club in Dayton back in the 80’s. We tried to order the shrimp, but were sold out. When we went backstage to meet him after the show, he had a MOUNTAIN of shrimp in his room 🤣🤣. He’s amazing and such a catalog

[@will-x9c]

I saw the Blues Boy many years ago. One the Three Kings, the others being Albert and Freddie. He played and sang the blues as naturally and effortlessly as breathing. A righteous man

[@natoshadugan9664]

The performances of BB King with John Mayer is Absolutely AMAZING.

[@raine4800]

One of the things I hope we never loose is the ability to watch men like MR King who absolutely loved what he did, do it so well again and again. It rocks the first or the fiftieth. Thanks so much for this one BP!

[@caros4734]

The whole stage was filled with amazing musical talent. The likes of which you don't often see.

[@willowraine725]

I love Riding with the King, it features both B B KING & ERIC Clapton!🎉😅

[@LAVISHING]

Saw B.B. play this live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He’s passed away, I can honestly say that his show is one of my favorite shows of all time!

[@larrybench6398]

WOW, all you can say is two of the greatest blue's player's in the business I always loved listening to BB King, and Eric Clapton is a great blue's guitarist also, you need to listen to Eric Clapton, sing "EARLY IN THE MORNING" from the JUST ONE NIGHT CONCERT, outstanding.

[@marybill1429]

B B KING IS A TREASURE

[@joankisloski6972]

I got to see BB King back in the early 90's at Melody Fair, only sat 3,000 people. The acts performed on a rotating stage. Quite intimate. I was lucky enough to sit in the isle seat, which Mr. King walked down playing his guitar to the stage. What a thrill. The only other show I got to see there was Howie Mandel, when he was so young & had a head of hair.

[@hippiemama52]

Sometimes, late at night, after a particularly trying day, I'll put on "Riding With the King", lie back, close my eyes and just let the music wash over me. Pure bliss.

[@cynthiacampbell7433]

Amazing know it well Robert Cray, Jimmy Vaugn, Steve Ray Vauns brother Eric Clapton. I could listen to this all day.

[@beverlywest7627]

I got to see him live in 1972 in Ann Arbor, Michigan at an outdoor concert. You can't look away, so good.

[@cinnamon962]

I’m from Mississippi. Every year we would go to Indianola which is BB’s hometown He always had a free concert every year for his hometown people. I’ve met BB many times. You wouldn’t find a more down to earth man. ❤❤❤❤. Sadly, diabetes affected his playing.

[@angelarowe3472]

This was a once in a lifetime performance by legends, and we should all appreciate the fact that they even got together to play but this was awesome. Thank you for sharing.🫶🏻🤠

[@BeckyTodd-xy7cd]

I saw B.B. King and Clapton on a trip with friends for my 21st bday. It was amazing. The Thrill Is Gone was epic

[@dsusan17]

There is a LOT of talent on that stage.

[@daveking9393]

Man you really pick some great ones I tell you. And you did some research and had some aha moments and learn things we already know. You are awesome . I just found this DVD at the thrift store. It's the crossroads concert Eric Clapton put on which features all the top-notch guitarists in the world. It was fabulous. Just watched about a week ago...

[@Songbird-59]

I was blessed to see BB King live. What an incredible show. Seeing EC would fulfill another dream. I love Slow Hand. He was 85 yrs old in 2010.

[@teddarr7887]

The guy who took the solo after Clapton is Robert Cray. Another Blues legend worth checking out. If you get a chance check out Cray's album Strong Persuader.

[@lindy1642]

Robert cray does 1040 blues...its awesome ..i feel so fortunate to have seen all but jimmy vaughn in concerts at different times

[@lunadyana3330]

I used to see Robert Cray playing at the Blues bars in Chicago in the 80s. Criminally under-rated, his sets were epic. it wasnt unusual then to see Bb King, Koko Taylor, Junior Wells, Buddy Guy, even Muddy Waters. One cover charge, four sets

[@mikebarry1514]

BB King live is a spiritual experience.🎉

[@robinreed7207]

B. B. King and his guitar 🎸 Lucille.

[@billness7310]

Everyone on that stage is a superstar guitarist

[@chrism8013]

Robert Cray!! Haven't heard him in years. Thanks for this!!

[@sambooliver2880]

The king of the blues!And now the thrill is gone.

[@karengoodenough827]

Jimmy Vaughn has a song called Six string down, about his brother, and call outs to the greats who proceeded him, great song, worth a listen

[@8DecadesLife]

We got to see BB with Keb Mo at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens in 2014. He was singing & playing right up to the end! #Blessed

[@kathleenwilson2708]

It’s Eric Clapton, Robert Cray and Jimmy Vaughan (Stevie Ray Vaughan’s brother). BB and Lucille (his guitar) can make any song go viral! Loved them all!

[@tonydelapa1911]

In the mid-80s my parents lived in the same housing development in Vegas as JimmyWalker and BB King. Between the two of them they had about all you woukd want in entertainment covered. Both were friendly to the other people who lived in that development out on West Sahara. Love BB’s music. I don’t think many of several eras of great musicians would have turned down a chance to play with BB King!

[@Beitlet]

Chills at the talent in that room ♥️

[@artasium1]

Robert Cray one of the best blues singers and players of the modern days.

[@Kikatebnpagan]

BB King and a load more great names in the film THE BLUES BROTHERS…. 1 & 2 have the best music.. but who doesn’t love this man….first time hearing him I was spellbound.. then saw him on the Joel’s Holland hagmony..(Scottish New Year’s Eve program)… ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@jortlapidaire1423]

You should watch more video's from this concert. Any artist. Everything was absolutely amazing!!

[@marietheresahughes2911]

Ive been waiting for BB KING 👑 WONDERFUL MUSICIAN 🎵🎶🎸 i get the Goosebumps every time 💖💫💖 lurv the BLUES 💖💫💖 RESPECT What a lineup 💖💫💖

[@barbarafrazier3242]

That is a little gathering of world class musicians right there!! I see Ronnie Wood from The Rolling Stones!

[@MichaelShipley-u7t]

For another great King-Clapton collaboration, check out Rock Me Baby, from B.B.’s Deuces Wild album. It’s all duets with famous musicians, Van Morrison, Eric Clapton, Tracy Chapman, The Rolling Stones, Joe Cocker, Bonnie Raitt, Heavy D…

[@paolom.6011]

The live version with B.B. King and Gary Moore is one of the best music videos on the internet.

[@davidc2733]

I'd echo this, Moore was a blues(rock) master and you'd enjoy that clip as much as this.

[@fishboy91]

The guys who you did not know is Robert Cray (blue shirt) and Jimmy Vaughan (black shirt)

[@akashicvizion]

Next to Eric is Robert Cray- had a hit in the mid-'80s called "Smoking Gun" [ kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJi0dnetn82Ueqc ] ... Then the next fellow is the older brother to your ol' pal Stevie Ray, Jimmie Vaughan, who was lead guitarist for the Fabulous Thunderbirds, also from the mid/late '80s... In the throng that takes the stage near the end were several older bluesmen, but also the left-handed guitarist from Los Lobos and even Ron Wood (of the Rolling Stones!).....

[@guyray1504]

I got to se the great B B King live in Lincoln Nb. In 1972 opening for CC R. Worst blind date ever had but a great show by both BB & CCR.

[@jimthornleyjr2756]

This crossroads concert was epic, check out the title song “crossroads” you won’t be disappointed. Clapton and friends play it

[@joelliebler5690]

Great tune and company with the zjimmy Vaughn.. and Robert Cray with Clapton! 14:58

[@dwhite849]

Clapton and King have an album together. Called Riding with the King.. In parts the copy each others guitar style. It is the true blues album in my collection the best of both

[@douglaspensack3499]

There are some GREAT performances at the Crossroads Festivals!!

[@GaPeach264]

Eric put out a blues album toward the latter years of his career. It’s fire!

[@vickilee7494]

Just look at the Masters of the blues.

[@smitty60-su2xf]

This was amazing love the groove....bb and eric made an album called riding with the king worth the dive bro....

[@kaynesheldon4905]

Honestly love how you have a hat for every outfit you have haha. But thanks for this one!!! I’m so glad you checked it out!!!!!! Let’s goo!

[@ATAH69]

BB Was Great! He Wrote The Title Song For The Movie "Into The Night" Staring A Young Jeff Goldblum & A Very Stunning Young Michelle Pfeiffer David Bowie Is Also In It... Great Song & Soundtrack Along With Being A fairly Decent Movie As Well

[@sammymarcy6029]

Check out the BB King album Riding With the King. It is a Eric Clapton and BB King album

[@lindamorrison9755]

Robert Cray and Jimmy Lee Vaughan brother of the late Stevie Ray Vaughan.

[@stacey3763]

It's called the first R&B, blues, soul. Rappers should be thanking them.

[@timmovanderput6109]

at 3:10 is that Joe Bonamassa talkin to Susan Tedeschi lol

[@starronin4580]

And buddy guy and the stones!

[@dennismason3740]

Buddy Guy beaming in the audience.

[@EmmaGardner-bh3yr]

Mr B.B King was unbeatable with Lucille blues is forever more. Check out him and his buddy Bobby Bland

[@shanegooding4839]

The other two were the legendary Robert Cray and Jimmie Vaughan (Stevie Ray's brother).

[@mrchrevans2569]

A lot of awesome future reactions on that stage, a must listen, Susan Tedeschi - It Hurt So Bad!!!!!

[@jessisanchez8150]

Clapton and BB King have an entire album together called "Riding with the King"

[@CarolynHorst]

You are new to Clapton… check the beginning: farewell concert at Bruce hall for the group “cream”…1968

[@ConspiracySmurf]

***WONDERFUL TONIGHT*** Don't skip that one and also Cocaine, Tears In Heaven, Knockin On Heaven's Door later covered by Guns N Roses, I Shot The Sheriff, Lay Down Sally all huge hits by Clapton so check out more.

[@MichaelShipley-u7t]

For another great King-Clapton collaboration, check out Rock Me Baby.

[@johnsechrist1602]

OOOO Got some Robert Randolph fire on this one too!

[@Gr8Buccaneer]

check out Gary Moore & B.B. King - The Thrill Is Gone (Live in London 1992) wearing his legendary green jacket and having a guitar duel with gary and tons of fun

[@belvagurr403]

BB’s guitar was named LUCILLE

[@jackiebinns6205]

Wow 🎉 No words 😮

[@tamifaulkner4103]

Robert Randolf on the Steel Slide.

[@sharonglover7221]

It's Eric Clapton with BB KING

[@brianclassen5221]

Jimmie Vaughn of the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Be ready for some rock and roll.✌

[@12symon]

TOMMY BOLIN - "Dreamer" & "Post Toastee". Or PIPER (with Billy Squier before he went solo): "Out Of Control". All Good Jammin'.

[@funwithmadness]

I was able to pick out Ronnie Wood, Buddy Guy and Susan Tedeschi. You should probably check some of Tedeschi's work. She now plays with her husband Derek Trucks now, but had some great solo work, too. She has a great blues voice.

[@lydiawyatt3735]

You see admiration and respect for and from each person on that stage for the others. You should isten to Robert Cray's Right next Door and Jimmy Vaughns Six strings down or Fabulous Thunderbirds music.

[@dawnbailey910]

I've seen him at Longhorn Ballroom Dallas TX 1978 Check him out with SRV

Crossroads is Claptons non-profit for addiction. Anytime you can get a video from one of his crossroads shows, always worth it. Full of famous guitarists. There is a video out there of the Rolling Stones doing what looks like a private event for friends and family. They are kinda just screwing around then BB King shows up. All of the Stones were so totally fan boying him. Mick Jagger didnt even really want to sing with him. Not great quality, but it just shows how much influence BB King had on the music world.

[@darkangel72-ge6sc]

He was 89 yrs. old when he passed.

[@robinreed7207]

Love this ❤❤❤

[@n16665]

It was BB KING RETIREMENT SEND OFF

[@TracyfromtheBurgh]

Robert Cray on guitar! Check out Bonnie Raitt too!

[@calebrivera8470]

you need to react to more nirvana like all apologies, their unplugged stuff, heart shaped box etc

[@kaynesheldon4905]

There’s another video that is amazing from this 4 hours setlist where there’s 2 other people sitting on the left of him. I forgot the name but I’ll find it and I’ll edit this to let you know. You can see the lady coming up I think she’s in the video as well that I’m talking about. I figured it out just finishing watching this. It’s video with Slash in it. BB king snags his hat and wears it hahaha

[@jim-topia2599]

These two have a song called Ridin With the King

[@rosemaryabbott1020]

That’s a great song to react to I bet.

[@lilpoohbear653]

check out the kid in the bright blue t shirt...Jonny Lang,,,spog "Lie to me" video from when he was just 16 yrs old...it will blow your mind. Love his song "red light" too

[@Laniefj]

This was 🔥