OT: RIP BB King
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OT: RIP BB King
I know this is off topic but forgive me. BB King was one of my favorite artists. He could wring more emotion out of one note than anyone out there. I've seen him in concert several times, and several years ago got a chance to go backstage and into his trailer after the show and meet him in person and chat with him for a few minutes, and he autographed the pick guard on my '60 reissue Les Paul (the lower left photo) and he gave me one of his picks. For a wannabe blues guitarist It was quite the experience. RIP Mr King. The thrill is gone.
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Re: OT: RIP BB King
The Blues never sounded better than when BB was playing. Sad day indeed Keg!
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absolutely!
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Boy, is P. Y. D. Gonna be P. O. 'de at you! 
great music! What s talent .
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R.I.P BB.seen him a couple of times when he hit Detroit.one of the best!
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B.B. King For sure one of the best, First seen him in Germany in 1970. Was a one of a kind... Now S.R.V. and him are up there jamming away again. R.I.P.......
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Ya lucky man you Keg- My Nephew played bass for him up in NY or down south in New Orleans once- never even got His autograph shame on my nephew- Another friend saw BB at a club in Dayton Ohio BB asked him to come on stage and play slide guitar with him- His name was Cracker Shaw- Sure am like a lot of fine folks gonna miss BB and His Music- Long live BB and His Music -R>I>P>Kegbelly wrote:I know this is off topic but forgive me. BB King was one of my favorite artists. He could wring more emotion out of one note than anyone out there. I've seen him in concert several times, and several years ago got a chance to go backstage and into his trailer after the show and meet him in person and chat with him for a few minutes, and he autographed the pick guard on my '60 reissue Les Paul (the lower left photo) and he gave me one of his picks. For a wannabe blues guitarist It was quite the experience. RIP Mr King. The thrill is gone.