Long Live The King!
B. B. King morreu esta noite em Las Vegas, aos 89 anos, por complicações em sua diabetes. O “Rei do Blues” começou sua longa carreira no Mississippi, na década de 40 com hits inesquecíveis como “My Lucille” (nome de suas guitarras Gibson), “Sweet Little Angel” e “Rock Me Baby”. A revista Rolling Stone aponta B.B. King como o terceiro maior guitarrista de todos os tempos (só ficou atrás de Jimi Hendrix e Duane Allman) e durante sua carreira tocou com inúmeros artistas como Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, U2 e muitos outros. É uma unanimidade no mundo da música.
BB King a dear friend and inspiration to me….
Posted by Eric Clapton on Friday, May 15, 2015
God bless BB King peace and love to his family Ringo and Barbarax✌️
— Ringo Starr (@ringostarrmusic) May 15, 2015
BB, anyone could play a thousand notes and never say what you said in one. #RIP #BBKing pic.twitter.com/YvZYH8hyJE
— Lenny Kravitz (@LennyKravitz) May 15, 2015
My friend and ledgend BB King passed.. I’m so so sad….he was so great to me… We’ve lost the King….. My love and prayers to his family.
— RICHIE SAMBORA (@TheRealSambora) May 15, 2015
This morning, I come to you all with a heavy heart. BB King was the greatest guy I ever met. The… https://t.co/HGk9zGdXDc
— Buddy Guy (@TheRealBuddyGuy) May 15, 2015
Play a BB King song today & remember him! RIP Mr King & thanks for all the Great Music!!
— Samuel L. Jackson (@SamuelLJackson) May 15, 2015
Oh God. BB King. Let the sad times roll.
— Hugh Laurie (@hughlaurie) May 15, 2015
Today is a very, very sad day. R.I.P. BB King #legend pic.twitter.com/fJvZ4oR2Lz
— Gibson Guitar (@gibsonitalia) May 15, 2015
Very sad. BB KING: Rest In Peace.. http://t.co/VHNZhg6H2l
— Gene Simmons (@genesimmons) May 15, 2015
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