B.B. King - Blues Boys Tune (From B.B. King - Live at Montreux 1993)

B.B. King is the greatest living exponent of the blues and considered by many to be the most influential guitarist of the latter part of the 20th century. His career dates back to the late forties and despite now being in his eighties he remains a vibrant and charismatic live performer. B.B. King has been a frequent visitor to the Montreux festival, appearing nearly 20 times, so choosing one performance was no easy task. This 1993 concert will surely rank as one of his finest at any venue. With a superb backing band and a great set list its a must for any blues fan.

[soufiachaouch]

How many legends are still listening to this masterpiece in 2024 ?

[rroblez]

It’s normal to cry watching this right?

[yves]

00:51 EARGASM 1
2:28 EARGASM 2.
3:34 EARGASM 3
5:45 EARGASM 4
6:24 EARGASM 5
7:06 EARGASM 6

[BryanGMusic]

It is Incredible how this man created a song only using a few notes. He’s a master at bending strings.

[elisandler]

I dont know much about blues but this man i feel like no one can match with skill and pure talent

[AndrewEzell-fb]

I was born in 1957, started listening to BB king at the age of 12 with my Grandma and my Mother, This blew me R.I.P. Riley.

[mseabs]

His left hand string muting skills are just unreal. His feel is out of this world. A true giant of the craft.

[bosbiryoutubehesab]

I swear it's the best concert recording I've watched in my life

[shamrock]

BB is my favorite blues guitar player for over 40 years and still his music thrills me, every day all over again ;)

[dabadc]

I love the facial expressions musicians make when they play; they aren't just playing the notes, you know they feel what they're playing, and those emotions sing out from their instruments. If someone who could read music simply played this song note for note, you'd recognize what you're hearing, but that same song would come to life if it were played by a master like BB. Like if an average literate person recorded an audiobook, and just spoke the words they were looking at, you'd understand them but they would not capture the emotion or feeling of the book that the author meant to convey. Great musicians master the basic language of their respective instruments and then master the ability to capture the emotion of what they're playing. And everyone feels it, including them.

[zanasaeidy]

Whenever I listen to this song, actually B.B.King is playing with my mind! That is not only song, that is also magic.

[Imeuhcreep]

When a Artist and a Guitar explain how a life can be complexe and emotionnal.

[Raffaell.N]

A LUCIILE CONVERSA COM ELE 🎸
aonde nós for, sempre lembre desse solo
BB King Será Querido, Mestre Do Blues.
Brazil/Brasil - 29/06/24 🇧🇷

[caikcunha]

O que esse cara fazia com 5 notas era divino, BB King, um Deus do Blues.

[GuGaGameryt]

No matter how many times I listen to B.B King I always feel the same feeling, my brain melting as if it were the first time, it's even difficult to try to explain the inexplicable.

[JOOLVAUR]

This song is so beautiful. Never grew up around blues, I mainly grew up around a lot of Latin music but man… anything blues, soul/neosoul, and jazz has to be my all time favorite. There’s something in the scale that makes me feel like no other music can.

[guitarlab]

One note and you can tell it's him. Certainly one of the greatest.

[hcmisa]

i don't know why, whenever I see bb playing/singing, I feel the joy from the bottom of my heart

[fredmalin]

Столько чернокожих великих людей подняли высоко саму Америку чем все остальные вместе взятые, настолько прославили что Америку полюбили все страны, ибо Америку знать никто не знал, Б. Б Кинг, Майкл Джексон, Али и т д, вот что сделали афроамериканцы ❤❤😊.

[AbinavV]

That vibrato... If I had it, I would probably never need to work another job...