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B.B. King on the night in 1967 when he jammed with Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix
The night marked the moment King recognized his influence on the new generation of blues guitarists —but he had no bitterness ...
B.B. King had his breakthrough blues guitar moment with The Thrill Is Gone – but it was Jerry Jemmott’s bass that made it groove
B.B. King was already a 20-year veteran bluesman when he began to seep into mainstream America's consciousness during the late '60s, via the praise of rock guitarists like Eric Clapton and Mike ...
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Burger King turns 70 this year. Photos show how the chain has evolved.
Burger King is the second-largest fast-food burger chain in the world, and it isn't for lack of trying. An early iteration of Burger King, called Insta-Burger King, opened its doors in ...
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BB King’s ‘Live At The Regal’: From Beale Street Blues Boy To Global Legend
‘Live At The Regal,’ recorded in November 1964, remains one of the great live albums of all time, demonstrating why BB is The King of the Blues. BB’s showmanship rapidly blossomed from his ...
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‘80’: B.B. King’s Birthday Party With Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler, Elton John, And More
The 80 album was credited to B.B. King & Friends, and they were some friends. The album was an interesting hybrid of songs closely associated with King, including “Ain’t Nobody Home,” on ...