BB King You're gonna miss me live

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Live at Montreux in 1997 with Jeff Healey, Ronnie Earl and others

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BB was the most generous musician out there it seems. Always bringing on stage his disciples and letting them take centre stage. His disciples could of but had so much admiration for him that they knew never to upstage him or try as their respect for him is self evident in its sincerity. BB epitomizes to me what a great musician is (not just a great guitarist and vocalist) he was foremost a great human being. Ronnie Earl is another of that family. Both beautiful players that as Micheal Bloomfield once said about himself "play the sweet Blues". Indeed !

jimlabos

Back about 1972, there is was this tiny little hippie joint in Houston, an old house, converted to a restaurant and bar. No air conditioning. But BB King played there to about 20 people. We all just thought: this is just the way things are. You just walk into this joint, and hear BB King.

monumentofwonders

This stuff never gets old! I'm loving it ... the older I get, the better it sounds.

cyndiallen

RIP B.B King 👑 . If only RIP meant Return If Possible.

Nenen_

Love this. I grew up listening to these iconic musicians. They represent a sound that is cool and they will never be forgotten by those who love quality music.

TheDonnellymarie

This is possibly the best jam session i have heard yet.

pascalcorazza

Such a blessing this legendary jam session is back

dadangbeceng

I love this from the bottom of my heart and soul

davidmaho

The king will never be missed in my is still very much alive in my heart.
I play the thrill is gone so often my seven month son knows and loves the song.

KS-oiym

"no reason to come out if you ain't gonna enjoy yourself" the king

everittslivemusicsocialenv

The words of this song couldn't be more true... Dear God I Miss BB King! So glad that he's immortalized in video!

whgordon

Love me some B.B. King! The thrill ain't gone, as long as the blues stay alive!

brucebatessbates

A generous BB King with Ronnie Earl, Anthony Geraci, Jeff Healey, Al Copley, Leon Warren, Michael Doster, Melvin Jackson, Stanley Abernathy, James Bolden, James Tomey. I believe the two drummers for most of the show are: Calep Emphrey Jr. and Tony Coleman - - and Per Hanson gets in on the drums at the end of this song. Per said he had been waiting in the wings and got in towards the end!

BB also introduces Claude Nobs, the organizer of Montreux, who organized the Montreux program. He comes on with a harmonica - but doesn't stay. ~ Debbie

RonnieEarlBlues