BB King at Konserthuset in Stockholm 1974 - (Audio Mejorado por LA ESTAÑO BLUES BAND))
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- Banda de BB King en 1974 donde se inspiro la creación del proyecto Argentino - La Estaño Blues Band
Setlist:
0:00 To Know You Is To Love You
4:00 Instrumental (Darling you know I Love You)
10:45 Walking Dr. Bill
16:02 I’ve Got Some Outside Help I Don’t Need
24:00 The Thrill Is Gone
28:34 Instrumental
32:30 Guess Who
34:28 Just A Little Bit Love
The Band:
BB king - Lucille,
Ron Levy - Piano
Milton Hopkins - Guitarra - Guitar
Eddie Rowe- Trompeta - Trumpet
Bobby Forte - Saxo tenor
Cato Walker III- Saxo alto
Louis Hubert- Saxo barítono
Wilbert Freeman - Bajo - Bass
Sonny Freeman - Batería - Drum
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One of the greatest Blues singers of all time. His guitar reciprocates.
the most tasteful, well timed, non show-offy blues guitarist ever. never a bad note.
I never get tired of listening to BB King, I always come back to his playing for inspiration, beauty and enjoyment. No matter how many times, his playing still sounds fresh to me; pure feeling!
100%
B.B. brought the blues to the very highest level of the art form in every way, decade after decade. I'm so lucky I saw him around this same time in his career.
Mr. Soul BB King ! He made his Guitar sing so ,so sweet !
Mr BB gave 120% to the audience. One of the greatest performance. Thank you for sharing.
Went to NOLA one weekend, on my own, and just wasn't by the HOB just to see who was appearing.....yep, you guessed it! Met a sweet/fun couple who invited me to hang out with them ON THE VERY FRONT ROW. Without a doubt, one of the best nights of my LIFE! RIP Mr. King and may God richly bless that sweet couple and NEW ORLEANS!
This was the era I first started seeing BB King live. They were smoking hot and B.B. was full of youth and fire. What a time that was.
The Best!!
I saw BB at age 16 in 1978...it was just like this. I was so fortunate to see him while still in his prime.
Me too, in his Nairobi Tour, Kenya at carnivore grounds
How can anyone put thumbs down for the GREATEST BLUES SINGER OF ALL TIMES ALL YALL HATERS ON THIS GET SOME SOUL IN UR LIFE BECAUSE U ARE SO SAD BB KING REST EASY MY BROTHER BALTIMORE CITY IS STILL GROOVIN HERE 2021.
Not only BB himself, but all these musicians are world-class! Fabulous! And all of them neatly dressed, just great.
Let's give it up to the conductor, sound and film team.
With my great friend, bandleader, and mentor, the late Milton Hopkins next to BB on that red 335. He took me to meet BB on couple occasions. Two great gents ! We just lost Milton at age 88 in February this year. ( 2022). RIP my friend !
Without a doubt, the best of the Rhythmic Guitars, that the BB KING Band had. They were all good in their style but Milton's style is very interesting, I learned with this video, and today I play Blues and Soul in his style... RIP
I didn't know. RIP Milton.
Hello Vickie...nice meeting you here.... hope you are having a nice day out there?
What a great experience that had to be meeting him. I'm sorry for your loss
@@LaEstanoBluesBand iv ercclapton
Eddie Rowe on trumpet and Bobby Forte on tenor sax.... Those were some HOT solos in Darling I Love You!! Whew!
The thrill is never gone...
It lives with your songs King...
He puts so much soul into this.... this is a level many cannot even comprehend
Bravo!
This man not only lived the music but felt every note none better
World class musicianship.
I have been in love with BB for many years. The best
BB could play all musics, blues, rock roll, soul ,jazz and others, he is and was great player and singer.his music Will never died.
Anos 70 , só música boa ,que blues, que ritmo bommm! BB KING Pelé do Blues
Marvelous concert !
WOW! Thank you so much for offering this up. Amazing concert. Such talent. What a treat to see this legend. 🇨🇦
He was amazing when he was younger. I wasn’t fortunate enough to catch him then.I saw him when he was older.
There’s a clip that’s never going to see the light of day. Around 1963 maybe.
He was playing in a more informal concert & in the line up backing him was a young Jimmy Hendrix. last guy on the right.
He introduced them all very politely & then said
“Oh yeh & that’s just Jimmy Hendrix” (Not his brightest moment)
Hendrix let loose & BB did not play one more note after that.
That concert ended early.
He denied the whole thing. But the clips out there someplace.
I saw it about 20 yrs ago.
most people have to grow into their best talent but young B.B.King killed it.
He was almost fifty in this show 😀
Bringing joy to our world 🌎 💕
Riley was a great player and a great singer too,his vocal vibrato,high notes,feel and emotion make Mr.King an excellent vocalist that doesn't get spoken about,I love the guy.
I got to see BB and his fabulous band in the early 2002. He was extremely humble and shook everyone’s hand after the show and thanked us for coming. Absolutely awesome. Thanks to BB and your band members. RIP.
BB King 👑 was a monster on that guitar he was 🎸 just awesome 👍
This will go down in history as one of the best live performances hopefully
Yeah! The King of the Blues... love his music
B. B. King.
King Of The Blues.
I saw the title I know it's my s*** so I click on it and I'm in heaven in OneNote. No joke. I grew up in New York followed BB around late 80s 90s and was lucky enough to see him at the Blue Note very intimate about a hundred fifty people and he allowed several groups to visit with him after and my friend and I sat with him for 10 minutes. I feel my life has been touched just to be able to do that and I will have the I told him I loved him that he made me a better musician and gave me countless hours of joy. And continues to to this second and always will of course :-)
The trumpet player is my uncle Eddie Rowe ..... he got me hooked on baseball when I was 11
Uncle to me took me to BB's to watch the Jerry Cooney Holmes fight. Memories.
love the KING
I can play like satriani or eddy but I would give my pinky on my right hand to sing like him and have his microphone 🎤 skills he is and has been my hole life my absolute 💯 🎶 😏 HERO
I love BB King's blues, he puts his soul into it when he sings and plays it.
Sydney 🇦🇺 Australia
He was a blessed man. Definitely.
It’s fantastic. What a talent! Blues is my life .This blues tinged soul and jazz is extraordinary !
Thanx
Le plus Grand. Qu'il se repose. Un tel Homme un tel Artiste. Un tel Professeur. Paix. Milliers de Mercis Monsieur ❤️🥀😘🥰😍🙏
How wonderful you are, BB, but you have made generations happy for me. preceded us. With this beautiful playing, here we are, the new generation. you enjoy. I play you. And I knocked. Ghazfak. Ola the guitar, may God have mercy on you
Ain’t nuttin but the BLUES! Classic B.B.
Como.como.dices..
Pero si,,,..
BB.KING..eres lo maximo..
El mismo viajero de los vientos ,
Mi respeto.maestro.asi como tal..a la musica.esa inpiracion ese sentido
A todos los actores de este proposito.
Excelente.
Abrazos.
Fantastic Blues!!
The best of ever of the blues😊
Musicians everywhere, please study this man’s dynamic range within a song!!! This along with absolutely everything else said about BB’s mastery of his instrument, his swing, his soul must be witnessed and respected! Thanks so much for sharing this powerful and timeless performance!!!
and the tenor sax man...oh man....
I've been playing for about 6 years now and I've noticed the best way to learn blues is to listen to him play live. He seems to play more creatively live when he has to freestyle
@@aydenburris8631 I've loved BB since I was a beginner and have always been one of his students! His playing just reaches me!
I was 6 in 74 watching Scotland play I World Cup..if I was show this at 6 what a fkn different route I’d have took ❤️❤️❤️cx
Nah mate chuck 10 OTTs on it
I've never seen anyone slam into a hi-hat like the drummer does during the break in the first song. Just beats the hell out of it but hits it at the same spot at the same intervals without missing once. Amazing.
the man was slamming on the first tune!
Is the Drummer Sonny Freeman?
Can't beat this...me, I'm an old B-3 guy for 60 years...I've played it all..been in bands with great black bluesmen...always fun, always entertaining and always a thrill...miss those days but remember shows like this...a white bluesman in a soul band is where I found myself often cause I could afford to own and play a B-3...(saved my money in the military from 1965 to 1970 with a plan of buying a B-3 when I got out..and I did.
Hammond B3 = Sex & Love
So much swing and jazziness too. Man this is wonderful.
Go to the 10:58 mark and sit back and enjoy. BB was awesome.
Amazing Mr. B.B on stage !!
He is the greatest also he has a great band ❤
Hello Juanita...nice meeting you here.... hope you are having a nice day out there?
The 70’s , when any genre of music was fantastic, just like this awesome performance! Motown, Rock and Jazz!
agree
This is one of the best best shows I’ve ever seen in my life. I am so fortunate to have seen this. Thank you for uploading.
Dios mío esto sí era música!!!
Happy thanks giving to you all
Hello Annie....nice meeting you here.... hope you are having a nice day out there?
Cómo pasa el tiempo che.. Y para colmo pensar que yo ni estaba vivo, al menos que recuerde! Gracias por la música que nos dejaste B.B.
BB always said he was never a fast player...shitting me...some of those bikes and jazz runs were phenomenal, and yes fast...
Then you should check out his stuff in the 1950s, like ''Sweet Little Angel'' or Please Love Me'', 'cause he was really wild, both his phrasing and volume. Later on he reflected on himself and decide to change his style which result in Live at The Regal.
@@nguyenba9605 Live in Japan, which was a few years after the Regal show, has some of his fattest tone ever and some really wild playing in You're Still My Woman. And don't get me started on the distorted tone from Live at San Quentin!
@@progmeup You should check out Blues Is King
Recorded live (Chicago 1966) This Lp (BluesWay) is IMO underrated. This is my favorite BB king Live session.
Cheers!
@@bluesmansunnyfournier4727 Guess what I found last year in a store selling used CDs... 😋I also have the versions of Goin' Down Slow and the restored Sweet Sixteen from the King of the Blues box set and wish the entire live recording was remastered (afaik there are several more unreleased tracks that he played).
But I still prefer Live in Japan because it's so much longer and has definite versions of many tracks. Also I'll never understand why Blues is King starts with a studio recording (Waitin' on You)... 🤷♂️
BLUES ON TOP OF BLUES = THE TOPMOST OF EM ALL. SUPERB HORNS, and they swing hard & @ FULL BLAST ...
Thanx for this. Shot in the arm. All heart and soul. Plus guitar 🎸 to die for. Love the 67 to 75 stage of his career
Oh man! The King! That's it...
Love IT 🤓
I’ve listened to B.B. for a long time. He influenced me to start playing music over ten years ago. But I had not heard this set till about 6 months ago. Now I understand how powerful this era really was. His band was so tight and the song choices are so good. Thanks for making this available.
I know all musicians feel the music. But just not like he did. You can see his whole self being fully absorbed and just fully connected with the tunes.
Totally true!!!
Muchas gracias Aníbal! Realmente está muy mejorado. Se agradece enormemente. Abrazo!
Gracias a vos por tenerlo en cuenta, realmente es uno de los mas lindos conciertos de esa época de BB KING y la banda, se puede escuchar la pureza de la música y la gran interpretación con instrumentos básicos de la época.. es un placer lo escucho cada tanto todo de nuevo....
A+!
My b year 74 this must be an early gift tyou! ❤🚴🏽♀️
40 mins of the real g n his band playing, nicee
4:50 wow
Jacob McQuistion do you have any idea which song that is?
I think it's an instrumental version of 'I believe to my soul.' If you watch the version from the Africa Concert it sounds very similar.
@@gloriawong9597 It's "(Darling) You Know I Love You".
What an amazing video, thank you for uploading!
awesome, i love watching this, fantastic, such an excelent guitarist and artist BB king♾️❤
B at his zenith. So strong here it’s crazy.
I love BB!!!
Hello Sally...nice meeting you here.... hope you are having a nice day out there?
So far my favorite concert of him.
I had the privilege of seeing him live in a small venue. He was still great but this is awesome same year I was born.
Thank you Anibal for sharing this treasure that brings joy to my soul.
Este disco es un hogar... eterno.
B.B. King - 🙂🎸 King Of The Blues - 🎸 🙂
I'm 57 been playing since I was 11, and I should be getting my first 335 this year, mostly because of this man, can't wait to explore the tones ;-)
Congratulations!!!
Did you get the 335?
@@josbruls Hi, yes I did! I went for a Maybach capitol 59 cherry, I custom ordered it with a side mount jack. I had tried a Freddie King model that had fretnibs and a stereo varitone plus a slim neck. I took a chance on the Maybach because of no fretnibs and custom option, which would have been way too expensive with Gibson. The Maybach was delayed 5 times, so I went for an off the shelf model from Thomann. The Capitol has BIG neck, almost 44mm. wide, medium to vintage frets, I would have liked them bigger. I think the BB model also has a big neck if I remember correctly. So getting used to the neck takes a little time. But the tone is there, big bright with good sustain. Maybach cut corners on pots, pickguard and tuners, but the rest is fine, and is has a nice light relic job. So I will play this guitar some more and eventually make a TH-cam video on it ;-)
@@christianboddum8783 Let me kniw when it's
there!
@@christianboddum8783 Let me know when it's here!
Not normal how he can play!he is a heroe and master for me to learn guitar will never for get him in my live
Truly the best.
That instrumental must be where Toy Caldwell of the Marshall Tucker Band got the idea for his "watermelon boogie". Another mystery in my life solved.
Such a great concert. I wish i was there
Setlist:
0:00 To Know You Is To Love You
4:00 Interlude (Darling I Love You); Thanks @James Johnson
10:45 Walking Dr. Bill
16:02 I’ve Got Some Outside Help I Don’t Need
24:00 The Thrill Is Gone
28:34 Instrumental & Band Intros
32:30 Guess Who
34:28 Just A Little Bit Love
33:37
Let the blues talk to your heart
4:00 he is playing sort of an interlude of the song Darling I Love You. It's quite recognizable. If you search BB King on the Ralph Gleason show, there is a beautiful full version of the song. In my mind some of the most beautiful guitar playing I've ever heard, and the song is amazing.
@@jamesjohnson1522 I think there are also bits of "Easy Listening Blues" in there. Same on the Live in Japan version.
Also the piece at 28:34 is already "Guess Who", he's done it like this on a few other live recordings I have.
@@progmeup yes it does actually sound like it. Beautiful stuff.
Merci 🙏🙂
He will be always be the King__ of the Blues
Sweet, Sweet tone.
Lo amo
BB King, quanta falta faz!!!!
This is the King BB KING at the top of his game. Lucky me this is near the time I discovered THE MAN. Blues/rock is one thing and I love it but this is a masterful bluesman at work. Sure do miss him one of my most prized processions is my BB KING anthology cd set.
I love how they play "To know you is to love you" during this show. The beat is much more aggressive than in the original
Yes!! Check out the version from Africa, same year 1974. Even more good groove and vibes.
There was a lot of jazz in his playing at this time... Earlier and later he was playing mostly straight blues. MK
I’ve noticed that too. Nice jazzy blues in the instrumental here. As he got older, his playing became much simpler.
BB King was heavily influenced by Charlie Christian & Django Reinhardt. Listen to "Live At The Regal" recorded in the early 60's there's a lot of jazzy diminished runs played on Lucille that night.
yeh in 4:50 i was like damn this is unnusual but perfect
Incredible!
Bb is the best in blues
dyno soul playing ,the king.
Iconic! Classic!! King BB
God rest his soul
Король всегда король!Потрясающе!!!
У вас есть все основания!! Tu tienes toda la Razón!!
Это настоящий блюз !
Слава Богу нашел комент на русском. А то думал Россия слушает Баскова и Лесоповал....
In my life, freebasing to this song while asking someone to get another keg, is where I am coming from.
Good Job
A CLASSY SPEECH @ 30'-32' - almost as classy as the ones Cannonball always made.
Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, BB King, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughn = The Mount Rushmore of Blues.
Don't forget Michael Bloomfield. A rare, natural prodigy. A short life but just as involved.
AMAZING!!!!
supernatural! look at the tuning pegs on his guitar starting at 34;49 they look like there on fire!
It is true!!
Minuto 6.33, lo que le antecede y lo que sigue... te amaremos siempre BB.
Muchas gracias!