I saw this live. About half the crowd left, this was after the Clapton solo set, close to midnight. Bill Murray was imploring people to not leave, best is yet to come, but they did. This was beyond incredible. What possessed Robert Randolph to do what he did.................maybe he was supposed to, but the whole thing was surreal. BB King told Clapton, Cray and Vaughn that if he had to sit they had to as well. And then they did what they did. Since so many people had left it was easy to maneuver close to the stage, the look on King's face during the song was amazing, it was like he was young again.
Let no shame be in your game. I am 85, was raised in this music environment. It has kept me alive when I wanted to die, lifted me up from my lowest points of life. I will play it until I can't.
I think the most impressive thing is that BB was 85 years old. He played Glastonbury at 86.??? But when you know you got Eric Clapton, Robert Cray & Jimmy Vaughn on lead support, you got RESPECT.
When I was a boy, my dad took me to a BB King concert in our hometown (the 1993 "Jazz en Nord" blues festival in Tourcoing, North of France). I was probably one of the only kids in there. At one point, he started shaking the hands of the people close to the stage. Unfortunately, I was a meter away, on my dad's shoulders. I reached and reeeeached out my hand to the King... But it seemed like he didn't notice me... Until he stopped walking, set his eyes on me and said "YOU !"... and shook my hand :) The smile on my face must have been larger than the concert hall we were in!
Édouard Nasri I’m 14 right now but I just don’t find anything amazing seeing legends on TH-cam, I just feel like that I should see them live or buy a record or something to make it feel special. Am I right?
@@antares3975 I also remember spending a lot of time looking at my dad's CD covers. TH-cam doesn't give the same feeling, although it gives you access to a lot of songs and artists ;)
while its a great sentiment. I dont like to think in absolutist terms like this. A greater thing could always come. That's the definition of hope and what has kept us as a species alive.
I saw "The King" in 67 at Northern Illinois University. I stood right next to the stage, which was only about 4 ft above the gym floor. He rocked the house. When he was done he held his open palm with his guitar pick to me. I have it.
I saw him at air port. One of his roadies sat next to me trying to hold my hand when we hit Turbulence. I was all of 19 headed to Germany. That was early 70’s. Had it been king I would have let him. But he was up in first class. I love him even back then.
Took my daughter to her first "real" Concert, a Blue's festival headlining BB King when she was 19. She will now Love the Blues throughout her life. I can't think of a greater gift for a wonderful daughter... She's now 31 with 3 kids and a great husband. My grandkids will be turned on to the Blues so the legacy continues.
ViolentFury1 That should go without saying! I enjoy almost all types of music from 40's "Big Band", Country, Southern Rock and of course, Heavy Metal of the 60's, 70's and 80's. Blues is special. It's heart and history hold a special place...
@@melindahartley4453 Jimmie Vaughan has his own band these days but was part of the fabulous thunderbirds and a couple of others back in the day. Also, he’s SRV’s older brother. 🤘🤘
Incredible!! I am 83 and played bass in a blues club long ago where BB King was the only muso listed on the Wurlitzer, and really known as the king indeed. This such a fine tribute recording of BB King and a group of the finest musos. Thank you for posting this Rhino! Wow, just Wow!
@@JoaoVictor-cd4bd Thanks, glad to hear from you. This recording video is a rare gift for all of us. I played in a black club and was called a grey as the only white and at a Jazz club called Janko's, and at college clubs. I was so proud to be a part of it.
I don’t know how to describe it but some of his solos kinda have some type of intensity, even though it’s a blues song, there’s just something about it
I am a Black Lady work at Hartsfield Airport and I just sit down and listen to this.. waiting on that Virgin Atlantic to glide on in.. so relaxing.. just love it !!!
Thank you very much BB. This master piece was sent to me from Heaven when I was lower than the mop on the floor. This truly helped me ride the wave of sorrow. RIP BB
BB would love to hear you say that, but I know how he would react. He would be gracious and thank you humbly. He might tell its not true. BB played with all kinds of people who he might say we're better. Playing the blues isn't about better. It's a language you try and speak, if you're doing it right. Haha. TT2022
@@timtooker8332 Buddy is touring Spring 2023. I lived most of my life in Chicago and saw him more than a few times. I was at Crossroads 2007 and 2010 and BB puts on a show. All the other guitar gods there watched him in amazement. Buddy was at those too.
I really hope that someday maybe passed 2050 or 2060 some young man finds this video and finds it well. I was born in 2000 and from what I’ve seen growing up, our world has lost a lot of patience and love and it seems to continue down a path further and further away from the good side. It’s a tough world out there but I know that if I can find the blues as near and dear as I do, they’re bound to stay forever and ever. I’ve never felt something quite like the feeling one gets from listening to blues music and this stage is full of 100% blues blood brothers. It’s truly beautiful to still have video of live shows they had from their prime. It’s inspiring and slightly overwhelming to know how much blues can do for someone in hard times. Most don’t even bother trying to understand it and it’s hurtful to see but I will never stop listening to the best thing humans have ever created. The blues will always be here.. ALWAYS!! P.S. that steel guitar solo in the end was absolutely amazing 😮💨 someone buttered his glass.
My mother recently passed away and she loved BB King and a good glass of wine. I don't drink, I like heavy metal, but today I decided to listen to BB King. Very good!!! I want to remember her laughing, listening to BB King, Led Zeppelin, Roling Stones, Deep Purple. I hope she's listening to rock and dancing in heaven!!!
B.B. King, the legendary blues musician, was born on September 16, 1925, and passed away on May 14, 2015. If he were still alive today in 2024, he would have been 99 years old.
I am proud that my father let me grow up with this music. I'm 26 today and have been listening to this music for as long as I can remember. Simply brilliant!
Same here. I'm 20 and if it wasn't for my dad, I probably wouldn't even know real music like this. Unfortunately, I didn't have the chance to see BB live (while my father did) 😢 but we did go to a Robert Cray concert, and just a week ago we witnessed the greatness of Clapton. Blues is alive and well 🎸
Man I hear you it's all I have to remember mine he died when I was 6 every time I hear this album the original album record I can remember him perfectly it's a miracle working sound for me 😢😢
This music getting me through my sons passing. Sad, angry, depressed. It’s pulling me out of the darkness slowly. I listen morning to night. Stops the dark thoughts in my head.
Hang in there Angel; lost my Son in 2004. He was an amazing kid. My God be with you on your journey; the misery road is rocky and crooked; but I believe we will see our son's again. Rock Steady Angel T; you are not alone....
Sri Lankan living in the Emirates listening to this proves that music has no boundaries. I've been listening to this continuously since the lockdown. Just legendary 🇱🇰❤️
I am blessed to be a woman of 61 from Little Rock Arkansas, Memphis, and Nashville TN. Growing up we would head to Memphis every week-end. Disco, Blues, Rock n Roll. Any live venues we could find when we were 16 to 22. The age limit was 21 in Arkansas and 18 in Memphis. A whole car load of girls in a Vega would go to Memphis with mini dresses and rollers in our hair. We seen so many greats and made so many memories. I think I have danced on every bar on Cooper and Madison, and Beale Street at one time or another in my young life. Different times back then for sure. It's a wonder my liver has held out this long. I am lucky enough to have been an amateur photographer. I am joining now with a painter of blues artist here in Nashville. My kids grew up listening to all of the Cadillac Records, Motown, and any blues we could get a hold of a record for. They can tell you about Howlin Wolfe, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and W.C. Handy's composition of “Memphis Blues.” Yes, I am blessed.
This isn't music anymore, this isn't a feeling anymore.. This is life! This performance is so legendary on so many levels. But what's making this so damn good is the total relaxed vibe it gives and how everybody is playing besides mr King.
By chance I saw BB perform this song in Philadelphia in 1969 with a small gathering of 350 people. Not a soul was unmoved by the beauty of song. How lucky was I?
4:12 Imagine putting all of your time and effort in too learning the art of playing guitar for multiple years, have the opportunity to play with B.B King and he gives you the thumbs up. That mans life is now complete.
I'll be 80 years old this July 2024. The very first time I heard it, it knocked me off my feet, and all his songs also! These are not just MASTER PIECES, THEY ARE GOLDEN, DIAMONDS PEARLS MASTER PIECES!!!!!!! EVEN THE ANGELS WILL DANCE TO IT!!!!! WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER B.B.K.
Aw man! Bless you sir that you would be 80 in July. My dad will be 80 this year as well, but his birthday is in August. He likes blues and "oldies but goodies" songs and so do I. I'm 44 and they don't make old school music anymore like they used to back in those years.
This was a time when music kept living like nothing in this world was wrong. No fear of dancing like no one is watching and No fear of walking in your neighborhoods at night. This is why I listen to the Blues , it's keep me alive.
From minute 0:07 to 0:25 is the music that plays when you enter heaven, a cuban math teacher played this song to me when I was in fifth grade and since then every time I hear it it gives me chills, in my 18 years of life I don't think I have heard anything like it. Thank you for uploading this beautiful piece and allowing my new generation to enjoy such beautiful music.
My great grandma’s favorite artist. We played this song over and over this very day, 6 years ago as she drew her last breath. Merry Christmas Madear….the thrill is gone 🖤
REAL musicians, each and every one. I feel privileged and humbled being able to hear these wonderful people playing this wonderful music, RIP BB King, gone, but not forgotten.
At 19 years old, I used to go and see B.B.King at the Red Lion Inn, a small intimate venue in Champaign, Illinois. Not totally sure how I was so lucky, but I was in the right place. He is on the top of blues musicians and a hero.
This man walked the earth and both broke, and mended, hearts all around the world. I'm literally choked up a little listening to this and I'm a grown ass man.
This is the best music ever when my grandson gets a little cranky he's nine old now ever since he was born a I can put this on and he stops and is just mesmerized amazing
I love how three bonafide legends are just sitting there, playing second fiddle to the headmaster of their school...just the massive amount of respect on the stage moves me to tears.
He was the king haha one of the best. There were alot and still are alot of damn good blues players thankfully. Nothing like this music. Makes you feel everything.
To the beautiful soul reading this, if you are going through a hard time, know that it is only temporary. You will overcome it and manifest all that you desire.
This man carried my through hard times. If it wasn't for him, I'd probably no longer be here. It's also the only person I ever cried for when I heard he died (I don't even cry when family dies). Thanks BB for your existence, your music and your legacy
I heard about BB King in 2015, when he was on the news as he passed. I’m multiple generations past his time (he was 74 the year I was born). But this song captivated me the first time I heard it and got me into Blues music. What an amazing musical talent. God bless Mr King and rest in peace
It's interesting in these BB King videos where he's playing with a who's-who of other established players, that he doesn't try to ego-maniacally play the "iconic-legend" card, and be the center of attention. Instead, he is always humble and respectful of their talents, and seems genuinely as happy to be on-stage with them, as they are with him.
This is very true, i am 20 years old , i went through my first ever heartbreak, what hurt me the most about everything was that this person was enjoying my pain, and humipiation. That part where BB sings, the thrill is gone ,you gonna be sorry one day, that part eases me, I am living better now, I have found myself again, But this medley really brings peace to the soul
Remember yesterday is gone forever, tomorrow may never come again. Only today matters, only this moment belongs to you, keep smiling and enjoy every moment of your life. That's life, none of us will ever come out alive anyway. Don't wait any longer, eat delicious things. Go out and enjoy the sun, go swimming, tell the truth you have always kept, be crazy, be good, be weird. There is no time for anything else. Enjoy the present moment and make every moment magical. Live in the moment. Be grateful for the little things life offers you and also to the people around you. Rejoice every moment, and soon will dawn the day when everything will be better. Don't dream, live! Don't apologize, assume! Do not hesitate, go for it! Listen to this song - enjoy.
“If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.” ― Albert Einstein
This music is so beautiful and depressive, but in a relieving way, when you feel less lonely by knowing that those genius artists struggled with the same bitter reality.. This is what makes this music so powerful and real, comparing to these days "attractants" with encephalopathic-mating -insect-instinct-driven twerk .
je suis vraiment content de l'écouter car ici en France BB KING est aussi un grand jazz man un grand compositeur merci à l'Amérique de nous avoir donné une aussi belle musique
Don't it make you feel good knowing there's something good flowing out there in that 'goneness' that's eternal? Makes me feel good and connected to be able to know it right now too. Long live good music! Energy is neither created or destroyed! Ride it one more time. Play it back loud enough til your soul is free to just BE!
@@ЛарисаГаунова Иди на "уй отсюда мразь нацистко-рашисткая вслед за российским военным кораблём, понимает оно, пришло американскую музыку послушать, слушай газманова и баскова - это твои нацисткие кумиры и импортозаменители.
You don’t listen to this music, you inhale it. Each stroke of the guitar strings, makes you tingle from head to toe. This is talent beyond compare, right down the line. Music doesn’t get any better than this. RIP Mr. BB King. You and “Lucille” gave us many years of great music and we have enjoyed every minute of it .
YES I WAS ON STAGE WITH BB ON HIS 75 TH BIRTHDAY . HE IS AN ANGEL. THAT DON'T MAKE THEM LIKE THAT ANYMORE. LOVE YOU MAN. GOO BLESS YOU KENNY. AND PROFESSIONAL DRUMMER.
I love how every B.B. performance he is just enjoying the moment and jamming appreciating all the other talented musicians that gravitate toward his greatness
The blues star playing the pedal steel from 8:55 to 9:05 is a legend! Best ever! Was cut short be the entrance of the all stars...but he was beyond killing it!
Yes!! Agree 💯!! He was killing it, one of my favorite parts but as you said with the entrance of all the stars, just wished he would have had his solo first without the entrances...
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I saw this live. About half the crowd left, this was after the Clapton solo set, close to midnight. Bill Murray was imploring people to not leave, best is yet to come, but they did. This was beyond incredible. What possessed Robert Randolph to do what he did.................maybe he was supposed to, but the whole thing was surreal. BB King told Clapton, Cray and Vaughn that if he had to sit they had to as well. And then they did what they did. Since so many people had left it was easy to maneuver close to the stage, the look on King's face during the song was amazing, it was like he was young again.
WOW! People are Not that intelligent are they! Blows my mind to hear that. BB is someone I have Always loved and Admired!
😊💜🎼🎸🙏🌈
Wow incredible story!
❤042024😊
Pure magic❤
Let no shame be in your game. I am 85, was raised in this music environment. It has kept me alive when I wanted to die, lifted me up from my lowest points of life. I will play it until I can't.
Yes yes yes…Feed your soul 👏🏾💯
Music, in my opinion, does this more than anything else can.
I’m catching up fast… love this, and all of you..
@@owengarrett4590 better
Bring it guys, you got to feel this kind of 🎶
Come on, I hear ya. Puts me in a good mood. Listening while I work.
I am 61 years old , I am a Russian woman and I listen to this song every day
I am a 63 years old Brazilian woman and I always listen to this wonderful song too.
❤ You go girls, hello from Sarajevo
I'm from Egypt, Alexanderia, I love this song 🎵 😊 ✌️ 🕊
❤
Hello to everybody glad people are out here still listening to this and hello from San Antonio TX USA🥰🥰
It's Dec 2024, and I'm still stuck on this track.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Right there with ya!
I think the most impressive thing is that BB was 85 years old. He played Glastonbury at 86.???
But when you know you got Eric Clapton, Robert Cray & Jimmy Vaughn on lead support, you got RESPECT.
Oh yes - all the masters together
❤
👍💪 🎸
@@johnarkle7916all the students together
Would loved to have been there with all these masters What an experience!
When I was a boy, my dad took me to a BB King concert in our hometown (the 1993 "Jazz en Nord" blues festival in Tourcoing, North of France). I was probably one of the only kids in there. At one point, he started shaking the hands of the people close to the stage. Unfortunately, I was a meter away, on my dad's shoulders. I reached and reeeeached out my hand to the King... But it seemed like he didn't notice me... Until he stopped walking, set his eyes on me and said "YOU !"... and shook my hand :) The smile on my face must have been larger than the concert hall we were in!
Must’ve been awesome meeting a legend 🙌
@@antares3975 Back then, it was like meeting a super hero or God LOL
Édouard Nasri I’m 14 right now but I just don’t find anything amazing seeing legends on TH-cam, I just feel like that I should see them live or buy a record or something to make it feel special. Am I right?
@@antares3975 A live show is, indeed, always more special!
@@antares3975 I also remember spending a lot of time looking at my dad's CD covers. TH-cam doesn't give the same feeling, although it gives you access to a lot of songs and artists ;)
This is the definition of a "jam session". And it's sad to say, there will never be one greater...
I get lost in the session
Morgan Freeman should do a movie of bbking
Never give up on music somewhere out there is another great artist love to listen to the oldies but always searching for new music to love
I 100 % agree
while its a great sentiment. I dont like to think in absolutist terms like this. A greater thing could always come. That's the definition of hope and what has kept us as a species alive.
Jestem Polakiem mam 70 lat i bardzo lubię słuchać takich wspanialych muzyków. Przypominaja mi się wspaniałe lata i piekna muzyka. Bravo.
I saw "The King" in 67 at Northern Illinois University. I stood right next to the stage, which was only about 4 ft above the gym floor. He rocked the house. When he was done he held his open palm with his guitar pick to me. I have it.
Those concerts at universities were awesome weren't they? They were right there! Cool!
you're so lucky!
i born in 68😁
I saw him at air port. One of his roadies sat next to me trying to hold my hand when we hit Turbulence. I was all of 19 headed to Germany. That was early 70’s. Had it been king I would have let him. But he was up in first class. I love him even back then.
I protected his bus coming out of Chicago with my large car.
Took my daughter to her first "real" Concert, a Blue's festival headlining BB King when she was 19. She will now Love the Blues throughout her life. I can't think of a greater gift for a wonderful daughter... She's now 31 with 3 kids and a great husband. My grandkids will be turned on to the Blues so the legacy continues.
Thats a good thing you have done for society.
You gave your daughter the blues man, shit thats not cool.
why only blues ? much more good out there
ViolentFury1 That should go without saying! I enjoy almost all types of music from 40's "Big Band", Country, Southern Rock and of course, Heavy Metal of the 60's, 70's and 80's. Blues is special. It's heart and history hold a special place...
Bb king
Eric Clapton's solo: Virtuosity
Robert Cray's solo: Feel
Jimmy Vaughan's solo: Groove
B.B. King's solo: Heart and soul
SRV's solo:Fell and Soul
All facts.
Eric Clapton's solo: Virtuosity
Robert Cray's solo: Feel
Jimmy Vaughan's solo: Groove
B.B. King's solo: Heart and soul...and love
Thanks, I was trying to figure out who the other guitar player was, Jimmy Vaughn, I forgot what band he was in.
@@melindahartley4453 Jimmie Vaughan has his own band these days but was part of the fabulous thunderbirds and a couple of others back in the day. Also, he’s SRV’s older brother. 🤘🤘
Ребяты!!!!! Не каждому дано так играть...... И в знак уважения звезды пришли.. Красава!!! Один из тех, кто раз в сто лет рождается!!
B.B.: your body is gone, but your thrill will never be. What a performance!
S my Bro!
I live how BB turns in to a fan after singing. He was such a humble man and dearly missed
Incredible!! I am 83 and played bass in a blues club long ago where BB King was the only muso listed on the Wurlitzer, and really known as the king indeed. This such a fine tribute recording of BB King and a group of the finest musos. Thank you for posting this Rhino! Wow, just Wow!
im brazilian and listen this man, every day of my life! and i have 23 rsrs tanks for your story, interesting
@@JoaoVictor-cd4bd Thanks, glad to hear from you. This recording video is a rare gift for all of us. I played in a black club and was called a grey as the only white and at a Jazz club called Janko's, and at college clubs. I was so proud to be a part of it.
The Thrill is - not - Gone! B.B. you're the King, - you're the Thrill! - That's true! - A Great King! -
The thrill for this absolute masterpiece is never Gone ❤️
It Should never die. Real music fucking period.
❤❤❤
I love The thrill is
When the thrill gone oh my my😢
Lamentável ter partido ! Ícone!
Son seleto ! Só icones do blues, das guitarras ! ❤❤❤❤
I shall be 84 years old in a week and listening to this song/music. And sometimes, I will dance alone in my study room while listening.
Just turned 40...use to watch my grandpa in the garage jamming to BB King...the memories we keep.
Minoru Mike Aoki. Keep kicking it up 84. It keeps us young 🍃🌸🍃
keep movin brother i am not far behind you 👍
Just turned 21 and learning his music on the guitar!
Happy Birthday Minoru...keep dancing my friend
The guitar in this song tells more about the story than the vocals do... and it's absolutely magical.
I don’t know how to describe it but some of his solos kinda have some type of intensity, even though it’s a blues song, there’s just something about it
Questi uomini sono dei fenomeni e riescono a fare cantare le loro chitarre perché hanno le note che gli scorrono nel sangue. Pazzeschi
Jamas lo dudes
I am a Black Lady work at Hartsfield Airport and I just sit down and listen to this.. waiting on that Virgin Atlantic to glide on in.. so relaxing.. just love it !!!
No reason to mention skin color - that's communist propaganda to divide & conquer and they are doing a damn good job. Very sad in 2024.
А я белый человек, еду в электричке по России и то же слушаю это)
What does being black have to do with it.
I'm a ginger from New Zealand, no flight, but same feelings :D
I'm . . . idk what color I am. . . sitting in front of my computer doing my graphic design and I'm listening to this too
BB KING was by far the best "blues man" of all time. He truly was the KING 👑👍🏻
forever i miss you 😢from USA ❤❤❤❤
he was ONE of the best
👍🌷👍
Love him but love John Lee Hooker too. Both are legends of the blues
Aïn t that the Truth ❤
I love Jimmy Vaughan’s playing, he only plays what’s needed, nothing more and nothing less. Never tried to show off. Seems like a solid dude too.
SRV said Jimmy, his brother, was the reason he played guitar
@@JonasRosenven It's all about showing off, performance makes music
@@Joe-ki7og and vaughan shows us that you don't need to show off to perform well
He was always a great guitarist and a major influence on SRV
Spot on... The bloke's solid.
Thank you very much BB. This master piece was sent to me from Heaven when I was lower than the mop on the floor. This truly helped me ride the wave of sorrow. RIP BB
Красавчик.. Не знаю как тебе переведет Гугл)
@@belvaskathank you very much brother. May God Almighty bless you. Ameen
Pareil 😢
@@belvaskaẞà2 by to see
Stay strong my friend
The King was one of the last living blues legends we had left. Undoubtedly one of the greatest musicians ever.
Yes, i agree with you. I miss BB King so much
Still got Buddy Guy. National treasure. TT2022
BB would love to hear you say that, but I know how he would react. He would be gracious and thank you humbly. He might tell its not true. BB played with all kinds of people who he might say we're better. Playing the blues isn't about better. It's a language you try and speak, if you're doing it right. Haha. TT2022
@@timtooker8332 Buddy is touring Spring 2023. I lived most of my life in Chicago and saw him more than a few times. I was at Crossroads 2007 and 2010 and BB puts on a show. All the other guitar gods there watched him in amazement. Buddy was at those too.
Agreed.
I really hope that someday maybe passed 2050 or 2060 some young man finds this video and finds it well. I was born in 2000 and from what I’ve seen growing up, our world has lost a lot of patience and love and it seems to continue down a path further and further away from the good side. It’s a tough world out there but I know that if I can find the blues as near and dear as I do, they’re bound to stay forever and ever. I’ve never felt something quite like the feeling one gets from listening to blues music and this stage is full of 100% blues blood brothers. It’s truly beautiful to still have video of live shows they had from their prime. It’s inspiring and slightly overwhelming to know how much blues can do for someone in hard times. Most don’t even bother trying to understand it and it’s hurtful to see but I will never stop listening to the best thing humans have ever created. The blues will always be here.. ALWAYS!! P.S. that steel guitar solo in the end was absolutely amazing 😮💨 someone buttered his glass.
well said
@@daveyjones2479 Perseverance, my friend.
Urine old soul, we’re eternal beings.
WOW I am fully inspired. Thank u, so glad ur here🫵🏽🫶🏽🌹
11😢😢❤😊😅😮😮😮😮😢🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉luty się spotkać 😅😊😊lubię
por favor cuánto vale ese escenario lleno de artistas... el que estuvo ahi, ver tanta magia junta. Es increíble.
Thrill is gone is truly, a Masterpiece..Nobody can play the blues like B.B.King.
R.I.P Mr.Riley King.
You left the world such beautiful music. 😘
Gone but not forgotten....
He lives through kingfish
@@JBOsoSAUCCY agreed saw him live last night fucking ethereal experience
Volledig mee eens ! Is maar eën BB King R.I.P ❤🇳🇱 ONVERGETELIJK JAAR 2O22 🎸🙏
He is real a king in blues to me.
My mother recently passed away and she loved BB King and a good glass of wine. I don't drink, I like heavy metal, but today I decided to listen to BB King. Very good!!! I want to remember her laughing, listening to BB King, Led Zeppelin, Roling Stones, Deep Purple. I hope she's listening to rock and dancing in heaven!!!
Love this honey and your mama is jamming with you!
Oh bb you are special and will always be loved!!!
Thanks for sharing, Leo. RIP and Rock on!
Love this rest in heavenly peace to your mum 👌
God bless your mother she knew something
Великий дядька! Писал и пел на века! В 85 лет на сцене в качестве солиста, как в 40 а не в качестве почтенной мумии! Респект и уважение!
Дядька ВВ Кing
U hve any of him singing
I like music I had a neighbor his step dad was a famous singer in china he had 1 gold n 8-9 platinum records that I’ve seen this was in h-town
B.B. King, the legendary blues musician, was born on September 16, 1925, and passed away on May 14, 2015. If he were still alive today in 2024, he would have been 99 years old.
You're really good at math!
@@charlesdarwin7253 from qatar middle east 🇶🇦. 💖💖💖🫡.
Причем тут математика...
Не знаю зачем ты так...
Każdy dźwięk jest na swoim miejscu. Bez fajerwerków. Ogromna moc. Żeby tak grać, jak Oni, trzeba wykonać mnóstwo ciężkiej pracy. Szacunek i podziw!
Tak
When you treat your guitar as a woman you love, this is the sound you get!
Amen to that 😂
It has a female shap
Very poetic! It equals this wonderful masterpiece!❤
You are special Buddy thanks for that easy to listen music!!!!!
Nu AM auzit un sunet de chitara la fel ca la B.B KING.....
I am proud that my father let me grow up with this music.
I'm 26 today and have been listening to this music for as long as I can remember. Simply brilliant!
Отличный вкус. Папе уважения
Same here. I'm 20 and if it wasn't for my dad, I probably wouldn't even know real music like this. Unfortunately, I didn't have the chance to see BB live (while my father did) 😢 but we did go to a Robert Cray concert, and just a week ago we witnessed the greatness of Clapton. Blues is alive and well 🎸
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Man I hear you it's all I have to remember mine he died when I was 6 every time I hear this album the original album record I can remember him perfectly it's a miracle working sound for me 😢😢
Aaah Sébastien, avec toi , le son est toujours mélodieux, captivant, une merveille qui fait beaucoup de biens à écouter. Un grand Merci seb.
This music getting me through my sons passing. Sad, angry, depressed. It’s pulling me out of the darkness slowly. I listen morning to night. Stops the dark thoughts in my head.
God bless you and many prayers for you and your family. I couldn’t even imagine the hurt your feeling. God bless you.
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Thank you for your kind words ❤️
Hang in there Angel; lost my Son in 2004. He was an amazing kid. My God be with you on your journey; the misery road is rocky and crooked; but I believe we will see our son's again. Rock Steady Angel T; you are not alone....
his watching over you so whenever u hear this song dance for him . in another lifetim3... but keep on pushing through . everyday is a gift
He is with the Lord and B.B. Truly heaven.
Sri Lankan living in the Emirates listening to this proves that music has no boundaries. I've been listening to this continuously since the lockdown. Just legendary 🇱🇰❤️
Can we please we a round of applause for the underrated bassists which was absolutely killing it the i tire time
Exactly. Truly phenomenal ❤
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Absolutely true, bassists are the most underrated artists, and I think they are the best part of a band. They are the base of all the rhythm
Why does he have to be UNDERRATED 🤷🏽
Richard Cousins, plays with Robert Cray. Timing, nuance and soul.
I am blessed to be a woman of 61 from Little Rock Arkansas, Memphis, and Nashville TN. Growing up we would head to Memphis every week-end. Disco, Blues, Rock n Roll. Any live venues we could find when we were 16 to 22. The age limit was 21 in Arkansas and 18 in Memphis. A whole car load of girls in a Vega would go to Memphis with mini dresses and rollers in our hair. We seen so many greats and made so many memories. I think I have danced on every bar on Cooper and Madison, and Beale Street at one time or another in my young life. Different times back then for sure. It's a wonder my liver has held out this long.
I am lucky enough to have been an amateur photographer. I am joining now with a painter of blues artist here in Nashville. My kids grew up listening to all of the Cadillac Records, Motown, and any blues we could get a hold of a record for. They can tell you about Howlin Wolfe, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, and W.C. Handy's composition of “Memphis Blues.” Yes, I am blessed.
You know you're a legend when the general public knows the name of your guitar
Yep !!!!
Lucille ✌
Шедевр
Lucille....
@@jdc1957
What an iconic performance. He's a legend. Influenced so many. You'll never hear a sound like this again. So incredibly gifted and talented!
Puesi pero ami no median mani nadien
What a great song the thrill is gone by B B King God bless his soul.🙏🏽🌹🥀🙏🏼✌🏼
King fish the new bb king
@@jonathanday2327 HY JHONATAN
@@jonathanday2327 holaaaaa
"I said they treat me so well, I feel special" after dull cheer from the crowd.. WHAT A GANGSTA💯💯
I feel it...And it's good!💯
The man in the bass , holding all around the rhythm, is an anonymous hero in this masterpiece
This isn't music anymore, this isn't a feeling anymore.. This is life! This performance is so legendary on so many levels. But what's making this so damn good is the total relaxed vibe it gives and how everybody is playing besides mr King.
,,,Church
Αγάπα αυτό που είσαι.
I love this music
Yes broo
Just king
By chance I saw BB perform this song in Philadelphia in 1969 with a small gathering of 350 people. Not a soul was unmoved by the beauty of song. How lucky was I?
Wow!!! Very lucky 👍🏽
The dude on slide absolutely killed it with soooooooooo many legends on that stage. He absolutely shined!
4:12 Imagine putting all of your time and effort in too learning the art of playing guitar for multiple years, have the opportunity to play with B.B King and he gives you the thumbs up. That mans life is now complete.
"that man" may or may not be Eric Clapton :p
@@liamquinlan3456 It's not. He means the guy next to him playing the solo in the timestamp he wrote, who's Robert Cray
@@MrThastan correct! He is heavily underrated imo.
Lololololol....exactlly
@@liamquinlan3456 that is Eric Clapton.
BB king is a legend nobody can erase from a music as legend. Solid Gold.
Yup
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Solid! Doda caustica!?
Love you Bro!
@@lisaweaver986 apar evident,cei ce nu,au apreciat!@
December 2024 anyone?
From bangladesh🇧🇩❤
I'll be 80 years old this July 2024. The very first time I heard it, it knocked me off my feet, and all his songs also! These are not just MASTER PIECES, THEY ARE GOLDEN, DIAMONDS PEARLS MASTER PIECES!!!!!!! EVEN THE ANGELS WILL DANCE TO IT!!!!! WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER B.B.K.
Aw man! Bless you sir that you would be 80 in July. My dad will be 80 this year as well, but his birthday is in August. He likes blues and "oldies but goodies" songs and so do I. I'm 44 and they don't make old school music anymore like they used to back in those years.
I like you but your crazy...
J AI EU LA CHANCE DE LE VOIR FESTIVAL A ANGLET FRANCE 1998 INOUBLIABLE
God bless you sir
Happy Birthday to you, friend. Mine is coming up in October
This os the utmost best way to play that tune. Way to go Mr. King and all the rest of those fantastic guitarists and band. AWESOME!!!!
A Glass of Wine , the soft breeze and rain, and this Song..
And it's heaven on earth..
🙌🏼🙌🏼 For real!!!! ❤
This ensemble is like the traveling Wilburys do the blues I saw BB and 1974 and at the county fairgrounds in Kingman Arizona Oracle
Oh shit...!! Damn right!!😅
👍👍👍✈️🌅🥂🏄
All of that plus a joint!
The remarkable thing about this performance is that all these guys on stage grew up with BB King being their exposure to the blues.
This was a time when music kept living like nothing in this world was wrong. No fear of dancing like no one is watching and No fear of walking in your neighborhoods at night. This is why I listen to the Blues , it's keep me alive.
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
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@898988AlissonSilva-sx2uu
Pieds nu on mangé de grande salade de riz à la campagne raconter nos voyages je suis triste que tout et parti en coulle
This is the best rendition of this song. B.B. at his best.
BB's return at 6:10 was like the calm after the storm. So smooth and well-tuned!
He's the king for a reason ❤
Totally agree! Did you guys see Eric Clapton do a double take at the first 3 part rift? He was like, "OMG"
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎵🎼🔥🎼🎵🎵🎶🎵🔥
Jimmy at 5:21 I mean come on
@@mikephillips8918I agree 100%
. This music knows no race, culture, age, LOVE and PEACE to All...
One love , one heart!
100%
Got me crying like a b
@@mikekogan4476
So very true. ❤️
Everyone in this jam was amazing, but holy shit, the lap steel player blew me away! SO MUCH TONE!
agree
+gdawgs101 Robert Randolph, pedal Steel
+gdawgs101 Robert Randolph is the man if you look up some of his stuff is on these crossroads videos
+gdawgs101 Awesome in deed!!
gdawgs101 ready ain't it
From minute 0:07 to 0:25 is the music that plays when you enter heaven, a cuban math teacher played this song to me when I was in fifth grade and since then every time I hear it it gives me chills, in my 18 years of life I don't think I have heard anything like it.
Thank you for uploading this beautiful piece and allowing my new generation to enjoy such beautiful music.
Just to realize he was 85 when he performed here is crazy, Rest in peace King.
My great grandma’s favorite artist. We played this song over and over this very day, 6 years ago as she drew her last breath. Merry Christmas Madear….the thrill is gone 🖤
she must have been happy...
Sorry for your loss
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Sorry for your loss
Yes lord
REAL musicians, each and every one. I feel privileged and humbled being able to hear these wonderful people playing this wonderful music, RIP BB King, gone, but not forgotten.
Is this best
Watched him twice in person with front row seats. Damn this is music.
No one can duplicate this perfection...legends live forever
Saw him 3 times live, I'm a blessed man. Once with Clarence Clemens on sax it was un-real 40,000 people swaying to the beat
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I COULD NOT AGREE MORE
At 19 years old, I used to go and see B.B.King at the Red Lion Inn, a small intimate venue in Champaign, Illinois.
Not totally sure how I was so lucky, but I was in the right place.
He is on the top of blues musicians and a hero.
RIP my BB.
What an amazing performance.
My heart is crying
May God bless Clapton Vaughan and all this wonderful people
This man walked the earth and both broke, and mended, hearts all around the world. I'm literally choked up a little listening to this and I'm a grown ass man.
there that
This is the best music ever when my grandson gets a little cranky he's nine old now ever since he was born a I can put this on and he stops and is just mesmerized amazing
This is truly music for the soul
Lol bless you .
I love how three bonafide legends are just sitting there, playing second fiddle to the headmaster of their school...just the massive amount of respect on the stage moves me to tears.
Same here man!! Enjoy the blues!
I think this performance is from the Antigua Crossroads Music Festival. So much talent on that stage. I love this version.
Jimmie Vaughan just hanging out playing rhythm on an Olympic white Jimmie Vaughan strat. I have the exact one in my lap right now. This pleases me.
@@delta9de p
FERISSIMAS, sabem os segredos da GUITARRA. Poucos sabem, SÓ OS PRIVILEGIADOS POR DEUS!
Crazy to see the way all these great musicians looked at B.B King, truly a legend. RIP
He was the king haha one of the best. There were alot and still are alot of damn good blues players thankfully. Nothing like this music. Makes you feel everything.
He is biggest all
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Rest in Peace B.B.KING. I'm 79yrs old and I'm still listening 🎶 to you! ✌️and ❤
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Tenho 28 e conheci agora, muito bom!
Eu Garibaldi tenho 74 anos super fã BEATLES..mas o Blues Jazz e todos os dias e claro uma boa Cervejas.estou agora em Nova York curtindo esse Rei.❤🎉🎉🎉
C est intemporel
Wish you Sir a long and great life
To the beautiful soul reading this, if you are going through a hard time, know that it is only temporary. You will overcome it and manifest all that you desire.
Tank
Same for you🙏🏽🫶🏽
Спасибо за теплые слова поддержки!❤❤❤❤
What a Gig incredible performance
❤❤❤ means alot
Black people invented jazz and the world nearly forgot about classical.
RIP King of the Blues Mr. BB King
All of The world's greatest guitar players on one stage !
Right brother GOD bless
Forgetting Carlos.
I realy beilive you ! 🎶🎶🎸👌😍
Who are the 3 guitar players up on stage with BB? I know that Eric Clapton is up there but I don't know the other 2 players.
@@cindylewis2821 They‘re Robert Cray and Jimmy Vaughan :)
Это супер концерт!! Особенно концовка, я плакал.. Спасибо Эрику, за такую прекрасную идею и за её воплощение! 🤘🙂
да ладно, чем позже выложено видео, тем более восхищений) поищите более раннее не в плане даты, в плане качества
@@catrufous3661 , в смысле 'позже'? Выложено 12 лет назад.. Более ранние, чем само событие поискать? 🙂
Without music life would be a mistake. -Friedrich Nietzsche
Sim...
Now it’s 2024 and i’m still listening to this masterpiece, who else ?
Sometimes it'll happen like that
Me
Here, my friend❤
Me too
Это охренительно.!
This man carried my through hard times. If it wasn't for him, I'd probably no longer be here. It's also the only person I ever cried for when I heard he died (I don't even cry when family dies).
Thanks BB for your existence, your music and your legacy
Yes, funny how genuine people make us feel 😊at home.
I heard about BB King in 2015, when he was on the news as he passed. I’m multiple generations past his time (he was 74 the year I was born). But this song captivated me the first time I heard it and got me into Blues music.
What an amazing musical talent. God bless Mr King and rest in peace
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Nothing moves a body and soul and heart like this music. And his voice! All of it!
It's interesting in these BB King videos where he's playing with a who's-who of other established players, that he doesn't try to ego-maniacally play the "iconic-legend" card, and be the center of attention. Instead, he is always humble and respectful of their talents, and seems genuinely as happy to be on-stage with them, as they are with him.
what the?? omg 😲 this is amazing
Well said mate couldn't agree more
Beautiful ❤️🥰
Love him ❤️
Beautiful ❤️
This is my favorite version of thrill is gone. So much talent on this stage R.I.P Mr BB King.
I agree. 💯 doesn't get better than these guys. My favorite version
I must admit mine too, in fact the crossroads series have my fav version of a lot of songs
This song NEVER gets old! When you are living what the song is saying, it means much more to you.
This is very true, i am 20 years old , i went through my first ever heartbreak, what hurt me the most about everything was that this person was enjoying my pain, and humipiation.
That part where BB sings, the thrill is gone ,you gonna be sorry one day, that part eases me,
I am living better now, I have found myself again,
But this medley really brings peace to the soul
that sweet tone on bb kings guitar says it all.
Amen to that im in active addiction to methamphetamine and tbh the thrill I got I got when I first started using is gone
@@michaeldillon9416 God bless you 💗 I want you to find a new path for yourself. I love you xx
yeah baby
Me, 54 years old man from Congo democratic republic who listen everyday this soûl music I love. Thanks
What up my Brother 😊
From indonesia ❤❤
Hello 😂🙋🙋🙋🎸🎸
Best ever Thrill is Gone performance. I saw him play in the 60s - 70s, and his music always transports me to another plane.
Гитара должна выть и плакать что и кинг и сделал в своей жизни
Hello 👋 Jennifer
Three masters of the blues guitar, paying homage to BB King, as it should be. 80 million views, as it should be.
Remember yesterday is gone forever, tomorrow may never come again. Only today matters, only this moment belongs to you, keep smiling and enjoy every moment of your life. That's life, none of us will ever come out alive anyway. Don't wait any longer, eat delicious things. Go out and enjoy the sun, go swimming, tell the truth you have always kept, be crazy, be good, be weird. There is no time for anything else. Enjoy the present moment and make every moment magical. Live in the moment. Be grateful for the little things life offers you and also to the people around you. Rejoice every moment, and soon will dawn the day when everything will be better. Don't dream, live! Don't apologize, assume! Do not hesitate, go for it!
Listen to this song - enjoy.
Selectonic !!!! One of the most if not the most inspiring comment I have ever read. Amen
Brilliant words to lift ones spirit
“If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.”
― Albert Einstein
Sometimes music like sports are a lifeline for many people. It’s an honor playing with the master BBKing . Just listen and enjoy a masterpiece.✌🏻❣️
I mean tomorrow will Come for sure and future is the thing that we should care for not today XD
No one out shone this man on guitar. They tried but he cried and he moaned on Lucille like no one else...ever. God bless BB KING.
This music is so beautiful and depressive, but in a relieving way, when you feel less lonely by knowing that those genius artists struggled with the same bitter reality.. This is what makes this music so powerful and real, comparing to these days "attractants" with encephalopathic-mating -insect-instinct-driven twerk .
Well said
"Well said” I was literally going to say that 👍🏼
I'm kind of moved by how great this is. B delivers every time with that hummingbird tone, and the others all give amazing solos following his lead.
je suis vraiment content de l'écouter car ici en France BB KING est aussi un grand jazz man un grand compositeur merci à l'Amérique de nous avoir donné une aussi belle musique
Спасибо старик, ты сделал много, тебя долго будут помнить на этой земле.
Люблю вас)
Жиза
И никогда забудут!
@ age 56 I love listening to this as a girl, when it was played on our record player. Beautiful music ❤❤❤❤
It's Sunday night, I'm sitting on my balcony, drinking a glass of whiskey, it's raining, and I'm listening to this song, my mood has gone far away.❤
Agreed, Bourbon & Cigar time. Let the world go by...Just amazing
You are on
I start drinking some bruskeys and kick back and get lost in it
Wow! My kind of evening! I'm 70 years old ,I discovered b.b. at the tender age of 16!!😮
Nice!!!
When all of us are gone, this song will still remain, reverberating in the vast stretches of the universe
Don't it make you feel good knowing there's something good flowing out there in that 'goneness' that's eternal? Makes me feel good and connected to be able to know it right now too. Long live good music! Energy is neither created or destroyed! Ride it one more time. Play it back loud enough til your soul is free to just BE!
Насколько чувственно это звучит не у каждого получится да и поймет не каждый, Браво
Согласен! И самый лучший и чувственный секс, только под неё:)
Cudowna muzyka. Tylko po polsku
Я понимаю!!! Понимаю!!
@@barbaranizioek112 Слава Україні! Слава ЗСУ!
@@ЛарисаГаунова Иди на "уй отсюда мразь нацистко-рашисткая вслед за российским военным кораблём, понимает оно, пришло американскую музыку послушать, слушай газманова и баскова - это твои нацисткие кумиры и импортозаменители.
You don’t listen to this music, you inhale it. Each stroke of the guitar strings, makes you tingle from head to toe. This is talent beyond compare, right down the line. Music doesn’t get any better than this. RIP Mr. BB King. You and “Lucille” gave us many years of great music and we have enjoyed every minute of it .
YES I WAS ON STAGE WITH BB ON HIS 75 TH BIRTHDAY . HE IS AN ANGEL. THAT DON'T MAKE THEM LIKE THAT ANYMORE. LOVE YOU MAN. GOO BLESS YOU KENNY. AND PROFESSIONAL DRUMMER.
My heart cries, the poetry, the music
01:42 I can’t explain in words but I can feel it in my soul.
The King of Blues 2020
I love how every B.B. performance he is just enjoying the moment and jamming appreciating all the other talented musicians that gravitate toward his greatness
Maravilhosos👏👏👏🎸🎸🎸🎸🎙🎙🎙🎙
clapton is a legend, and so is bb and so are those éxtras'' great set love how they all got their solos in.. amazing. wish i was there. Masterpiece.
The blues star playing the pedal steel from 8:55 to 9:05 is a legend! Best ever! Was cut short be the entrance of the all stars...but he was beyond killing it!
yeah he obviously blew the whole lot away :P
I TOTALLY agree. This guy has truly honed his craft!!
And you hear him through the whole song.
Yes!! Agree 💯!! He was killing it, one of my favorite parts but as you said with the entrance of all the stars, just wished he would have had his solo first without the entrances...
Does anyone know the name of this steel player?