Sting and B.B. King "Ain't No Sunshine" LIVE 1990 (Reelin' In The Years Archive)

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[@vensten]

ahhh when BB king plays a solo in 1 box and it sounds better than 90% of solos ever played

[@gratiacynthiamaiaporto1596]

Fantastic ! A very cooooool version. Sting and BB.King

[@stef.g5424]

Magnifique BB-King... je n'oublierai jamais ton concert à Juan les pins

[@angelsotelo7300]

Bro, B.B. king Is badass as hell.

[@gyorgyneharangvolgyi9888]

Szeretem Sting dalait, különleges hangját jó az együttes is.

[@musicmakesmydaybetterwhats2553]

how could you miss...sting on vocals...skunk on the lucite Gibson...and of course the Source on Lucille... best soul man ever BB...

[@Bluesrainbluesrainbow]

Awesome!!

[@xaviervatin7902]

GREAT!!!

[@rekkof]

WOW!

[@TDo280199]

One of the spicier solos I’ve heard from BB King. Any recommendations of records/albums/performances where he played with interesting note choices like here?

[@hcmisa]

I want to ask exactly the same question. I know BB mentioned he liked playing Jazz however I did not find too much Jazz playing like he played in this video. Would really appreciate if anyone could provide songs/videos. I'm a big fan of BB and I've watched lots of video about BB. However BB in this video blew me away by how versatile his playing can be.

[@kresimirdobranic1682]

Extremely unique moment that Sting thumping string like old funksters did.

[@thewomble1509]

Sting showing that he's no slapper! His thumb is too far away from the neck laterally. You can see he's not comfortable playing that way.

[@Keepgoing42]

@@thewomble1509 are you Leo fuckin fender?

[@thewomble1509]

@@Keepgoing42 No.

[@thewomble1509]

@@Keepgoing42 bass player for thirty years plus. my eyes know what they see. Sting actually is one of my influences and I love his lines but he ain't a slapper !

[@thewomble1509]

@@Keepgoing42 apply that logic to yourself then you trolling idiot.

[@sendyourlove]

Great footage! When and where was this recorded?

[@Omcsesz]

Wow! Sting wearing an earring?

[@Auntkekebaby]

@04:33 Sing it. Sting!

[@xaviermartorivilardebo9089]

wasn´t Andy Summers there as well?

[@speedrcer1]

Jeff Skunk Baxter on guitar. Is that Richie Canatta an sax?

[@bjustice]

speedrcer1 Looks like Bill Evans on tenor.

[@paulx873]

Both are goats of music but i still dont Unterstand that earring

[@soniamelodematos8718]

Where ?

[@logofilm8644]

What month of 1990 was in.

[@thegreatestdao]

Freddie's version is machoer

[@1234268blablabla]

Agree, even though I'm a bigger BB King fan. On the other hand, Sting can never be macho. So he had to do a more jazzier version.

[@2Uglukraid]

Goodbye

[@debbiegrassetta6276]

I think in they 60 there a men him does better

[@kjohnstin]

A little lame.

[@sandymartyn5410]

Sting couldn't sing