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By KEN RITTER LAS VEGAS©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Serrano
Boy am I ever glad I went to two of B.B. King's concerts bothin the U.S. and in Japan. He was magnificent both times. RIP.
nath
RIP. Another one of the greats is gone.
Matthew Harding
Rest in Peace. A true legend
bass4funk
B.B. King was an amazing musician, although he couldn't read music or play chords, he knew how to play and play he most certainly did. The man made some incredible music, even heard today from Clapton that he learned a lot from BB back when he was as young musician. The world once again has lost another great legend and the sad thing is, there will never be another like him and even that genre of great and talented line of musical legends is drawing to a close, very sad indeed. You will never be forgotten.
RIP, B.B.
roosterman77
Legend! Saw him when he was the so-called support act to U2. He blew me away... and U2. RIP
Jimizo
He could play. His vocals weren't too shabby either. Some talent.
MarkG
Hi legacy will last for quite some time. He influenced many other greats! I am thankful he shared his talents with us. RIP.
Kansaicoon
This guy was a legend in his art its sad to see him go.
Wc626
Saw King once too. Sad day for all you guitar players out there. We still got Buddy Guy. If you you dig Blues Guitar- Buddy Guy is almost right up there with B.B.King.
Chop Chop
R.I.P B.B. King. Now he was in heaven and God has looking after him. Unfortunately, it will be beginning of wrestling between his children and his business manger Laverne Toney for his estate.
SuperLib
They don't make 'em like that anymore.
tempest_wing
He as 89?