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Hey.

First of all, we would like to say good evening ladies and gentlemen.

We would like to say for the past few minutes, you've been entertained by the world famous B.B.

King's The Blues Band, directed by Mr. James Bolden.

How about a nice hand, Boogaloo?

(audience applauding) (upbeat blues music continues) Thank you, and right here, ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, we'd like to bring him down front for his first and only time of the evening.

So how about a nice warm London welcome for the one and only King of the Blues, Mr. B.B.

King.

(audience cheering) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (audience continues applauding) (upbeat blues music continues) Ladies and gentlemen, B.B.

King!

(audience cheering) (upbeat blues music continues) Wind it up!

(upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (rhythmic guitar music) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (audience cheering and applauding) (upbeat blues music) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) - Good evening, ladies and gentlemen!

(audience cheering and applauding) I said, good evening ladies and gentlemen.

(audience cheering and applauding) Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Thank you for coming out to be with us this evening.

I think we may have a few surprises for you.

I said, I think I might have a few surprises for you.

(audience cheering) We, I'll tell you about it a little later on.

See, if I don't tell you about the surprises, you might walk out and leave me.

(audience laughing) So I'm gonna wait a little while.

I feel good though, seeing all your beautiful faces.

(audience cheering) Real good.

Lights, do me a favor.

Let me see the faces.

- We love you, B.B.

- And thank you.

First, I'd like you to meet the members of my group.

Starting at the keyboard over there.

(audience applauding) His nephew is with us tonight.

I don't even know his name.

(audience laughing) Gimme his name.

(audience continues laughing) (gentle blues music) That's not me, is it?

No, that's not me.

You hear that, ooh!

I sort of remember a little bit of the sounds.

His nephew is Kebbi Williams, ladies and gentlemen.

(audience cheering and applauding) Kebbi Williams.

And if he's anything like his uncle, he's great.

His uncle at the keyboard, that's Mr. Vantrease, Ernest Vantrease.

(audience applauding) We thank you.

On the bass, young Reggie Richards.

Young Reggie Richards.

(audience cheering and applauding) Thank you.

On the drums, Tony Coleman.

(audience cheering and applauding) The guitar.

If you play guitar and you brought your lady with you tonight, when he start the playing put your hand over her eyes, so she won't see his fingers.

Usually when we start to play, when we announce the guy we're coming to in a few minutes, the trumpeter, they both play, not at the same time.

And ladies start parading around the bandstand.

And when they start parading around the bandstand, they get in front of the trumpet player over there and stop.

Then they start disrobing.

(audience laughing) You know, some of you know what I'm talking about.

When they start disrobing, they throw the parts up to him.

He grab 'em and put 'em in here, and he won't share 'em with us at all.

(audience laughing) So this part of the rhythm section stays a little bit mad with him over there.

Anyhow, I'm ready, are you ready?

- [Audience] Yeah!

- Well, I'll go back to the guitarist, you see, I'll tell you in a few minutes why I skipped over him.

When you get to be my age, which I'll tell you in a few minutes, you don't remember all the things you used to.

But me, I'll mention my name a little later.

On the guitar, Charlie Dennis.

(audience cheering and applauding) Charlie Dennis.

Now we go way over to my far right.

Put a little light on them lights, thank you.

(audience cheering and applauding) You know they're young, they have these glasses that Ray Charles left them.

(audience laughing) (audience continues laughing) That's my nephew, Walter Riley King.

Make him happy, please, Walter King.

(audience cheering and applauding) Thank you.

I usually talk about him a little rough, but we're at the Royal Albert Hall so.

I'll shut up.

I'm quite proud of that boy though, because he's the only one in our family that went to college and graduated.

(audience applauding) So I'm quite proud of him, Walter Riley King.

He's named after my brother and I.

My name is Riley, believe it or not.

My brother's name was Walter, so he's Walter Riley King.

That's him, I don't know why my sister decided to name him that.

Anyway, we move on down, the tallest person in our group.

(audience laughing) Ladies and gentlemen, Melvin Jackson, make him happy please, Melvin Jackson.

(audience cheering and applauding) I am gonna get this over with in a moment, I hope.

Next to Melvin is the tallest guy.

Sorry, I just said the tallest, this is the shortest.

He's the one that the ladies.

(audience laughing) Oh, thank you.

Ladies and gentlemen, the shortest one, I'm teasing.

But that's Stanley Abernathy.

Stanley Abernathy, make him happy.

(audience cheering and applauding) Thank you.

And next to him is our band leader.

The band and I call him Boogaloo, his name is James Bolden.

He's been with me 31 years.

(audience cheering and applauding) James Bolden.

Thank you, I'm the old man.

I guess you can see that.

B.B.

King, 85-years-old.

(audience cheering and applauding) Thank you.

I've been trying to play out here for 65 years.

Couldn't play then and still trying, no.

(gentle blues music) I let you know I'm a blues player.

Have to tune my guitar when I get up here.

(gentle blues music) (gentle blues guitar music) ♪ I need you so ♪ To keep me happy ♪ If I can't have you I cannot go on ♪ ♪ I need your arms ♪ Around me tightly ♪ I need them nightly when you're not around ♪ ♪ When day is gone ♪ Oh, I need you so ♪ I long to hear your little knock upon the door ♪ ♪ When you leave me ♪ I try not to worry ♪ Please come back in a hurry ♪ 'Cause I need you, I need you so ♪ ♪ Keyboard (rhythmic blues music) (rhythmic blues music continues) Thank you.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) ♪ When day is gone ♪ Oh I need you so ♪ I long to hear your little knock upon the door ♪ ♪ When you leave me ♪ Baby, I try not to worry ♪ Please come back in a hurry ♪ 'Cause I need you ♪ I need you so ♪ Baby I need you ♪ I need you so ♪ Baby I need you (rhythmic blues music continues) (audience cheering and applauding) Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Oh, we love you too.

Thank you.

(rhythmic guitar music) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) Ladies and gentlemen, later on, I'm gonna let you get tired of me first.

Later on, we got some guests that I'm gonna ask to join me up here on the stage.

One of them is a beautiful lady.

- [Audience] Woo!

- But her husband is with her.

(audience laughing) We have several people that I'm gonna tell you as we go along.

We got it for now, right?

♪ I've got the key to the highway ♪ ♪ Billed out and I'm bound to go ♪ ♪ I'm gonna leave here running, people ♪ ♪ Because walking is much too slow ♪ ♪ When the moon peeps over the mountains ♪ ♪ Baby I'm gonna be on my way ♪ I'm gonna roam this mean old highway ♪ ♪ Till the break of day ♪ So give me one more kiss, honey ♪ ♪ One more kiss baby, before I go ♪ ♪ 'Cause when I leave you this time, baby ♪ ♪ I won't be back no more ♪ No more (rhythmic blues music) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) ♪ So give me one (blows kiss) ♪ More kiss ♪ One more kiss baby, before I go ♪ ♪ 'Cause when I leave you this time, baby ♪ ♪ I won't be back no more (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (audience laughing) See that's what happens to you when you're in front of a great audience like you.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (audience cheering and applauding) Thank you.

Thank you so much.

(upbeat blues music) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) ♪ Please don't go ♪ Please don't go They waved at me.

Ladies and gentlemen, a few years ago, two years to be exact, I had a record producer at the time.

His name was, what was his name?

(audience laughing) His name was T-Bone Burnett.

(audience applauding) I had never met T-Bone at the time.

I thought he was the guitar player, one of my favorites.

But it wasn't T-Bone Walker, it was T-Bone Burnett.

So he said, "B, I got a new song for you."

At that time I was 84.

He's about 40 maybe.

He came up to me, young, good looking, and said, "I got a new song for you."

I thanked him and asked him, "What was it?"

And the title of it was, "Please See That My Grave Is Kept Clean."

(audience laughing) That sort of bothered me a little bit.

Why did he wait until I got to be 84, to tell me about keeping some grave clean?

I ain't gonna talk about no graves, especially about my age, you know?

So I thought about it and thought about it, then I said, "What's your name?"

He said, "T-Bone Burnett."

"Did you ever hear of T-Bone Walker?"

- [Audience] Yes!

- He said, "No."

(audience laughing) T-Bone Walker was one of my favorites.

(audience applauding) Oh, thank you.

You know what I'm talking about.

So I said, well, okay.

But I'd heard of it, of course I'd heard of it, because it was written by a blind person called Blind Lemon Jefferson.

(audience cheering and applauding) Which was older than I am.

So I said, "Okay."

Then he reached in his pocket.

He reached in his pocket and he pulled out a roll of green backed bills that we use in the U.S. (rhythmic blues music continues) Then I started to see euros.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) I started to see euros.

(rhythmic blues music continues) He's, then, yay!

Me and him, he and I fight every night.

And he found the word I was looking for, pounds!

(audience cheering and applauding) A roll he came out with.

My pockets are not that big.

However, when he pulled out all the greens, I stopped being mean, and it goes like this.

(rhythmic blues music) ♪ One kind favor I'll ask of you ♪ ♪ One kind favor I'll ask of you ♪ ♪ One kind favor I'll ask of you ♪ ♪ Please see that my grave is kept clean ♪ ♪ All right (rhythmic blues music continues) Don't mess with me, play it back there.

That's good.

♪ Two white horses in a line ♪ Two white horses in a line ♪ Two white horses in a line ♪ Gonna take me to my burial ground ♪ ♪ Ever hear a church bell tone ♪ Ever hear a coffin sound ♪ Did you ever hear a coffin sound ♪ ♪ Then you know that your old boy's in the ground ♪ ♪ Ever hear a church bell tone ♪ Ever hear a church bell tone ♪ Did you ever hear a church bell tone ♪ ♪ Then you know that old B's dead and gone ♪ I think I'll do that again, I like that.

Do it again.

♪ Did you ever hear a church bell tone ♪ ♪ Ever hear a church bell tone ♪ Did you ever hear a church bell tone ♪ ♪ Then you know that old B's dead and gone ♪ Thank you so much.

Thank you.

We're gonna do some recording tonight.

(audience cheering) I said, we're gonna do some recording here tonight.

(audience cheering and applauding) You have.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) He's trying to give me a signal and I can't understand it.

(audience laughing) Sometimes I try to shake my boogie a little.

(audience cheering) That's a signal to them that I don't know what the heck they're talking about.

(audience laughing) Jonathan, where are you?

(rhythmic blues music continues) He hid from me.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

You can take it out tomorrow.

I say you can take it out tomorrow.

They don't know what I'm talking about either.

Thank you so much.

(audience applauding) Thank you.

You're nice to us, really nice to us.

Thank you!

I got a lot more of them we're gonna do, but I'm gonna do some of them with some of the people.

Good God, I didn't know I had all this.

(audience laughing) This is what they was trying to let me know was in my pocket.

Give me blues and A flat.

(laid-back blues music) Not so loud on the old man, ears ain't good.

That's one of the first things start to happen to you.

When you get to be my age, you start losing your hearing.

And when you look at the people sometime you're trying to look and hear what you look.

You look right in some dude's face, you know?

(audience laughing) (laid-back blues music continues) However, they made me wear my watch tonight.

That is, they told me I didn't have it on.

Yeah, I know, Eric was fussing at me about it.

(laid-back blues music continues) I wonder where my old friend is tonight.

No, don't look for him.

Don't, don't look for him, 'cause he didn't tell me he was coming.

Had some others to tell me that they were coming.

They all write better than I do.

(laid-back blues music continues) Are you having fun with me?

I said, are you having fun with me?

(audience cheering) Okay, all right.

Thank you.

Oh, do what?

All right, let's see.

We got another one.

I'm going to play around till they get me some words up here about who's with me and what we're going to do.

(audience laughing) And they wanted me to make a DVD of this.

(audience laughing and applauding) (laid-back blues music continues) Did you ask me, "Can I read it?"

(audience laughing) - Want me to get it for you?

- Do I want you to get it for me?

Huh?

And he's going to tell me what he was trying to.

I love to have fun, believe me.

I wanna get one of them old slow ones right now, and then we're going to see if we can find somebody can tell me more than they did.

(audience laughing and applauding) (audience cheering) Thank you.

(laid-back blues music continues) Where are my spy glasses at?

Where is my spy glasses at?

I'm from Mississippi, we used to call anything to try to make you see better spy glasses.

(rhythmic guitar music) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) ♪ I believe I'll give up living ♪ ♪ And go shopping instead ♪ Believe I'll give up living ♪ And go shopping instead ♪ Pick out me a tombstone ♪ Yes, and be pronounced dead (rhythmic blues music) (audience applauding) (rhythmic blues music continues) I wave at him like that sometimes.

I think he understood, the gentleman right behind.

Next to you with the glasses.

Not him, not you, but that, seemed like you understood my signal.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) They told me, whenever you screw up something, 65 years ago, when you screw up something, mend it with something else crazy.

You understand?

I believe he understand.

Okay.

♪ When I read your letter this morning, baby ♪ ♪ That was in your place in bed ♪ (rhythmic blues music continues) ♪ When I read your letter this morning, baby ♪ ♪ That was in your place in bed ♪ ♪ That's when I decided ♪ Oh ♪ That I would be better off dead ♪ All right.

May I have two more chairs right here?

Two more.

Right here.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) The guy that's walking around there, that's Chris Bay, ladies and gentlemen.

Chris Bay.

(audience applauding) Thank you.

(rhythmic blues continues) (audience laughing and applauding) (rhythmic blues continues) I didn't call you.

I wished I could do that, just walk on the stage and just start just doing what I want to do.

Be heck with everybody else.

(rhythmic blues music continues) We are gonna play a little bit of a thing here and when we do this, I'm gonna bring on another surprise.

(rhythmic blues music continues) All right.

I did see that, "Keep My Grave Clean".

- Okay, yeah.

- Make sure you do it 'cause I'm gonna, me and Ray Charles is coming back and see you.

(audience laughing) Thank you.

(rhythmic blues music continues) Who do you want?

He said, "Do you want him?"

I didn't mean that, he was asking you, "Do you want him?"

(rhythmic blues music continues) (audience laughing) I told you I have surprises for you.

Thank you gentlemen.

Ladies and gentlemen, I want to do a song that I just love doing, when I can remember.

Is it about that time?

(rhythmic blues music continues) I'm late.

I said, I'm late.

Ladies and gentlemen, two of the loveliest people I think I know, 'cause I tried to marry his wife before he did.

And he was nice enough, but let me send him that note.

I may not be through with you yet, but I'm gonna let you go for now.

Coming up, ladies and gentlemen, Miss Susie Tedeschi.

(audience applauding) (rhythmic blues music continues) And her handsome husband Derek.

I want you to give him a big hand because I was trying to marry his wife before he did.

I want you to give them both a big hand, they may have to come from way up there.

Some people was, didn't know who they were.

They didn't know.

Derek was good looking.

That's her husband.

But I did.

And he got a beautiful wife too.

So they sent him up yonder.

That's what we say in Mississippi, up yonder.

Over there, you know, all that.

Please give a big hand to Mr. and Mrs. Tedeschi.

Susan, that is.

(audience cheering and applauding) Can't hear you.

(audience continue cheering and applauding) (rhythmic blues music continues) Don't kiss me like that.

That's her husband over there, they ain't said nothing about him here.

(audience applauding) Hey, he's way over there.

Come on over here near us.

Please, Derek.

Derek, we didn't mean it.

They thought I had sneaked the wood and told him, told 'em to let you sit between us, but I didn't say that.

There, that sounds good.

Do you have a reason for sitting way over there?

Let Derek sit where you're sitting.

Who?

Who gonna sit there?

- Me now.

- Oh thank you.

All right.

He is a handsome guy, isn't he?

I say he is a handsome person, right?

(audience cheering and applauding) God, I don't know it.

Can't y'all see and hear?

I don't blame him, I'd look pretty good if I could sit next to her too.

I'm messing with you, Derek, I'm sorry.

For me, one more for Derek.

(audience cheering and applauding) Thank you.

(rhythmic blues music continues) I would like to do, I'd like to do this one.

They told me just do what I wanted to do.

I can't do that 'cause her husband would.

(audience laughing) I have a tune that's called "Dirty Old Man".

I don't think I want to do that one now.

Was that you?

I heard, no I heard somebody behind you.

Which one of you was it?

Bigfoot back there?

It wasn't him.

He swore it wasn't.

I don't believe him.

All right, I got one.

Can we take G for something.

And G for something.

(rhythmic blues music) (rhythmic blues music continue) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) You got your slide with you?

Thank you, thank you.

Wait, wait a minute.

Hold it and bring it down.

Cut somebody back there.

I'm from Mississippi.

I wanted to ask, oh yes, he, he can.

All right.

Hey, hey, hey.

He can do it.

Yeah.

Play a little bit for me.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) That's good, yeah, I see why you married him.

(rhythmic blues music continues) Oh God, that's good.

I see why you married him, Susan.

If I can play like that, maybe I can get her too.

Play me one more, one more, Derek.

Will you take the next one, the vocal.

Will you take it?

Ladies always question.

(rhythmic blues music continues) You know, I've been giving you all the rhythm and blues.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (audience applauding) That was all right.

You know, in that other life, when I come back, if I should change, I'm gonna look for you.

These guys here.

(rhythmic blues music continues) I said when I come back.

- [Susan] Come on!

You want him back, right?

- I'm gonna be looking for Derek instead of Susan.

Go ahead.

(rhythmic blues music continues) Ready?

♪ Rock me, baby - Yes.

♪ Oh baby, rock me all night long ♪ - Have mercy.

♪ Rock me, baby ♪ Oh baby, when are you gonna rock me all night long ♪ ♪ Oh, you know I got it wrong - No, not yet.

♪ Oh, I got it wrong ♪ I got you wrong - Go ahead.

♪ Rock me ♪ Like you roll a wagon wheel That's what Muddy Waters said.

♪ Rock me baby, like you rolled a wagon wheel ♪ ♪ Rock me baby, don't know how it makes me feel ♪ Give me one, Derek.

(rhythmic blues music continues) Yo!

(rhythmic blues music continues) Yo!

One more for me, yo!

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) One more.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) All right.

It's all right with me.

One of the guys work with me use the wood, I ain't mad at you.

Yo!

(rhythmic blues music continues) Go ahead, you got it, you got it.

♪ Well now, rock me baby ♪ Oh honey, rock me slow ♪ Oh rock me baby ♪ Oh why don't you take me slow ♪ ♪ Oh why don't you rock me, yeah ♪ ♪ Lord, till I can't take it any more ♪ ♪ Oh I said now, roll me baby ♪ Roll me baby ♪ Roll me like a wagon wheel - Go ahead, go ahead.

♪ Oh why don't you roll, roll me darling ♪ ♪ Oh roll me like a wagon wheel ♪ - All right.

♪ Oh now I know B.B.

you just don't know ♪ ♪ Lord, you don't know how you make me feel ♪ - Got a lot of spice there, huh?

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) Derek, do one, please.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) All right.

(rhythmic blues music continues) I wish I could do that.

Do, you got it.

(rhythmic blues music continues) I can't hear you all out there!

Yeah yeah!

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) Do one more.

(rhythmic blues music continues) Can you hear?

Can you hear?

(audience cheering) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) Follow me.

Follow me.

♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me - I can't get that yeah.

♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me - Do you feel like singing?

(audience cheering) Follow us.

♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me, baby ♪ Rock me ♪ Rock me, baby ♪ Rock me Can we take it out?

Hold on, guys.

Susan, your voice is so nice and you're so pretty.

I'm gonna ask you please to lead us off with this next one.

Ladies are so beautiful, let's see, we're in the key of G, right.

That's good, keep it right there for a minute.

(rhythmic blues music continues) ♪ You are my sunshine Hold it!

We gonna fight back there in a minute.

I've got my knife in my pocket.

Derek already said that he'd help me.

You ain't so big.

You just tall, that's all.

Did you ever hear that?

Did you ever hear that?

- Big boss man right there.

- Big boss man, of course it was.

Yeah, I know you young and pretty, but didn't think you'd been here that long, you know.

All right.

♪ You are my sunshine ♪ My only sunshine ♪ You make me happy ♪ When skies are gray ♪ You'll never know dear how much I love you ♪ ♪ Please don't take my sunshine away ♪ You got it now.

♪ You are my sunshine, my only sunshine ♪ ♪ You make me happy when skies are gray ♪ ♪ You'll never know B, how much I love you ♪ ♪ Oh please don't take my B.B.

King away, yeah ♪ (audience cheering and applauding) Come on, honey, play something.

- I'll share her with you.

(gentle guitar music) Oh yes.

You see what young people can do to a good song?

Listen up.

(gentle guitar music continues) I can't stand too much of that now.

My eyes are white, they ain't supposed to be green.

(gentle guitar music continues) Now that's playing.

When they say play slide, I thought it was always Susan.

I'm gonna have to divide it up.

(gentle guitar music continues) That's good.

Now, if you can't give this man a hand behind that, I want to know what's wrong with your ears.

(audience applauding and cheering) So sing a little bit more for me.

♪ You are my sunshine, my only - They don't need me, do they?

But if you say yeah, I'm coming down there.

♪ When skies are gray - Yes it is.

♪ You'll never know, dear, how much I love you ♪ ♪ How much I love you ♪ Please don't take my sunshine away ♪ - Do it one more time.

♪ Whoa, you are my sunshine - I didn't ask you to show off now.

♪ My only sunshine ♪ Oh, you know you make me happy every time I see you smile ♪ - You make me tell Derek again that I was just unlucky.

♪ Oh how much I love you, yes ♪ Please don't take my sunshine away ♪ - Do it again, please.

(audience applauding) ♪ Oh when skies are gray ♪ You'll never know dear how much I love you ♪ ♪ Please don't take my sunshine away ♪ - All right, that's all good, that's all good.

(rhythmic guitar music) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) It's good to me.

Let him do one more, I just can't stop it right there.

(rhythmic guitar music continues) I see why she married him.

I would've married him too.

When they, all of you young, whatever instruments you might be starting out with, he showed you what soul was, we talk about it a lot of times, what soul is.

Play it one more time, I'm gonna show 'em, boy, I hear the soul.

(rhythmic guitar music continues) That's soul, folks.

Soul, folks.

(audience applauding) That's all right.

(rhythmic guitar music continues) Yeah!

(rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) Yeah!

(rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) ♪ You'll never know, dear, how much I love you ♪ ♪ Please don't take my sunshine away ♪ ♪ You are my sunshine, my only sunshine ♪ ♪ You make me happy when skies are gray ♪ ♪ You'll never know how much I really really love you ♪ ♪ Please don't take my sunshine away ♪ (rhythmic blues music) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic guitar music) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (audience cheering and applauding) Thank you!

Susan Tedeschi, and her handsome husband over there.

Derek.

- Derek Trucks.

- Yeah.

I'll say it again, he beat me to you.

(audience continue applauding) Thank you.

Now that one was for the ladies.

We gonna let you sit up there but not, got a problem?

Why are you looking over there for?

And then when Derek looked back, you look at her.

(audience laughing) Keith, he let his eyes stay on her a little too long that time, Derek caught him.

All right, this is A-flat again, what you say?

Okay?

(gentle blues music) (audience cheering and applauding) (gentle blues music continues) (audience cheering and applauding) (audience continue cheering and applauding) (gentle blues music continues) (audience cheering and applauding) You're doing it, give 'em all a big hand.

(audience continue cheering and applauding) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) Bring it down guys, bring it, bring, bring it down.

Now ladies and gentlemen, I'm not very good with names.

I'm trying to remember what my name is.

Eh, eh, eh, Slash.

(audience cheering and applauding) Simply Red?

You know when I first met, (indistinct) I call him this time, when I first met him and they said Simply Red, I was looking for, you know, a red guy, about red as I am.

And when I looked.

You notice my guitar started to play by itself.

It seemed to me, tell me if I'm wrong.

When we was in San Francisco about, years ago?

- You got a better memory than me, B.B.

I don't remember the tune.

It had to be fun.

- I looked at him and saw what color he was and I ain't, look we have no segregation up here.

- Good.

- No, seriously, I thought he was black.

I ain't never heard a white man sing like he sang that night.

Never have, yeah.

Now I love, I love Sinatra.

Bono.

See who else?

All the singers I've heard, I never heard a man, and I'm not being prejudiced this time, I said this time.

All right.

(audience cheering) I love to have fun, but this is the truth.

I've never heard, I know a lot of you don't know his name.

I don't know mine sometimes Mick Hucknall.

(audience cheering and applauding) Did I get it?

- Thank you.

- And I wasn't looking at no sign either, no sign.

No really, I swear.

There's been time, people call me about my birthday.

I hate to tell it, but then again, I'm glad I do have it.

September the 16th of 19, no, 2011.

I'll be 86.

(audience cheering and applauding) Let me start, lead off on this one, then you put whatever words in the part you want to play.

Okay?

So now if some of you heard this one and didn't hear us singing it, you can say they sound just like Mick Hucknall, did I screw it up again?

We are gonna do a song for all of the, ain't no old men out there.

I started saying we're singing for all the old men.

Ain't no old men out there.

All look young but me.

I'm the only dude out here.

Give him something to drink.

- You're young, honey, I know what you're talking about.

- He like you.

- You what?

- I said you're young.

What'd you say?

- I said what do you like, B.B.?

- Huh?

He's light skinned.

Oh.

(audience laughing) I was teasing.

What's that by your foot down there?

Something that you and I can drink?

- You're all right, I don't.

- You don't drink any?

(gentle blues music continues) (audience laughing and applauding) You think I can make it?

Go ahead and play one.

(gentle blues music continues) You got it.

(audience applauding and cheering) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) When he plays something that you like, clap your hands.

(audience applauding and cheering) That means I'll clap every time he play that note.

(gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) What do you think, Derek?

I think he's all right, what do you think?

(gentle blues music continues) Give me another chord, 12 more please.

(gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (audience cheering and applauding) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) Well go ahead.

(gentle blues music continues) Go ahead.

(gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) Wanna take one?

(gentle blues music continues) ♪ When I first met you, baby ♪ Baby, you were just sweet sixteen ♪ - 85 now, friends.

♪ Yes, when I first met you, baby ♪ ♪ Oh baby, you were just sweet sixteen ♪ (gentle blues music continues) ♪ You just left your home there, woman ♪ ♪ Mm, the sweetest thing I ever seen ♪ (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) - Give it to us.

(audience cheering and applauding) Derek, can you do us one?

With the key of.

(gentle blues music continues) With A flat, right.

(gentle blues music continues) I don't know where you guys get them type of fingers, I didn't find mine.

(gentle blues music continues) I said, I didn't know where they got those fingers from.

I didn't find mine.

(gentle blues music continues) One more, please.

(gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) All right.

(gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (gentle blues music continues) (audience cheering and applauding) (rhythmic guitar music) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (audience cheering and applauding) I don't know what the heck I was gonna do, but something.

I missed all of them.

Go ahead.

You're playing it like old men like it.

I like it when everybody can hear it, go ahead.

(rhythmic guitar music) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) I had a tune that I tried to do behind a guy called Cleanhead Vinson.

And I never could get it right, it was called, "Old Man".

(rhythmic guitar music continues) ♪ Because I like all of the ladies ♪ ♪ It don't mean that I'm a dirty old man ♪ (audience laughing and applauding) Look out, Derek.

♪ Because I like all the little ladies ♪ ♪ Simply Red ♪ I don't mean I'm a dirty old man ♪ Oh, okay.

(rhythmic guitar music) (rhythmic guitar music continues) I think about putting my coat in a pocket.

You like what you're hearing?

I do too.

(audience cheering and applauding) I do too.

(rhythmic guitar music continues) Do your best over there, if you will.

Go ahead.

Play one more here first.

(rhythmic guitar music) That's that Mississippi stump.

(rhythmic guitar music continues) Mississippi stump.

(rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (audience cheering and applauding) You're not tired yet, are you?

- [Audience] No!

- I said, you are not tired are you?

- [Audience] No!

(rhythmic guitar music continues) - Sure know how to put that soul in that, son.

(rhythmic guitar music continues) Waken him up.

Sounding good.

We ain't got for one late, if you.

So.

(rhythmic guitar music continues) ♪ Sun going down, moon begin to rise ♪ - Muddy Waters?

I don't know, but it sound good from over there.

♪ Sun going down - [B.B.]

Yes it is.

♪ Moon begin to rise (rhythmic guitar music continues) ♪ I want you to call me Daddy and make me feel satisfied ♪ - Yes!

(rhythmic blues music) You, Miss.

Susan.

♪ Oh Lord, I gotta tell you something ♪ - Go ahead.

♪ Oh Lord, oh I said, you don't know how much I love you ♪ ♪ Lord, you just don't know how I feel ♪ ♪ Oh Lord, how I feel ♪ Oh, you don't know how much I love you, oh Lord ♪ ♪ Oh I know you know just what I feel ♪ ♪ Oh Lord, oh Lord ♪ You know sometimes, sometimes I wake up ♪ ♪ Lord, and look right outside my door ♪ (rhythmic guitar music) ♪ Oh I said, Lord we're liberated ♪ ♪ Oh Lord, I just want to know for sure ♪ ♪ Oh but I know as long as I can hear B.B.

King play ♪ ♪ I know I won't be sad, I won't be sad anymore ♪ ♪ Lord, no more (audience cheering and applauding) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) - Yeah.

(audience cheering and applauding) I'll say it again, damn, play yours now, go ahead.

(rhythmic guitar music) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic guitar music continues) (rhythmic blues music) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (upbeat blues music) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) ♪ The thrill has gone ♪ The thrill has gone away ♪ The thrill has gone, baby ♪ The thrill has gone away ♪ You done me wrong, baby ♪ You'll be sorry someday ♪ The thrill is gone ♪ It's gone away from me ♪ Oh, the thrill is gone ♪ It's gone away from me ♪ Although I'll still live on, baby ♪ ♪ So lonely I'll be ♪ The thrill is gone - Go ahead.

Ah, go ahead.

♪ The thrill has gone away for good ♪ ♪ Oh, the thrill is gone, baby ♪ The thrill has gone away for good ♪ ♪ Ah, but someday it'll be ♪ Oh, just like I knew it would, baby ♪ (audience cheering and applauding) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) ♪ Oh the thrill has gone, gone, gone ♪ (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (audience cheering) - You didn't know I could sing much boogie, did you?

(upbeat blues music continues) You better know, go ahead.

(upbeat blues music continues) Ladies and gentlemen, out of all the records I've made, over 5000 or so, I never made one was called a hit, but this one that we're trying to do now.

I still learned, learned it completely.

I think we must've recorded it how long?

Many years ago.

Many years ago, right.

You were crawling when I made this.

(upbeat blues music continues) Now he's a great singer.

I said when we made this, he wasn't singing he was listening.

But God, did he listen well.

(audience cheering and applauding) Thank you, give it to him.

(upbeat blues music continues) I just lost the only lady I ever had.

And recorded this, guess what?

I ain't seen her no more.

I haven't seen her.

♪ You know I'm free darling ♪ I'm free from your spell - Go ahead.

♪ Oh I'm free, free, darling ♪ I'm free from your spell ♪ And now it's all over ♪ All I can do is wish you well ♪ (audience cheering and applauding) (upbeat blues music continues) - Oh boy.

(upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) He's trying to alert me over there.

I don't know what the heck he's saying.

Don't stop.

Don't stop!

Don't stop!

(upbeat blues music continues) Don't stop, man.

(upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) Now, if it's all right with you guys, that's the best I got for, that's for tonight.

But I wanna play one more for you lovely people.

You've been good to us.

We thank you so much.

Thank you.

(upbeat blues music continues) I want you guys to do something else for me.

They quite often think that all blues is written and sung when you get on the stage, nobody knows anything.

But that's not quite fair to all of us.

Some of us do rehearse, some of us do play what we feel.

Then others play whatever the heck we think you like.

(upbeat blues music continues) I know you didn't know I could do that.

(upbeat blues music continues) That's what you do when you get to be my age.

You ain't that old yet.

(upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) Bring it down.

Bring it down.

They're telling me.

All right, somebody said.

They just told me we gotta cut it off, I don't want to.

- [Audience] No!

- I said, I don't want.

- [Audience] No!

- But what to do what I want.

What does it matter?

Everybody know.

(upbeat blues music continues) ♪ That the thrill is gone They sometimes say what you ask for, you'll get.

(upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) (upbeat blues music continues) I want you to do one for me now.

(upbeat blues music continues) I want you to do one for me now.

I want you to do one for me now.

Go back to G again.

- Uh-huh.

- G. Right here.

♪ Someone really loves you ♪ Guess who, you know it ♪ Guess who ♪ Someone really cares ♪ Guess who ♪ So open your heart ♪ Oh, then surely you'll see ♪ That the someone who really cares ♪ ♪ Is me (audience cheering and applauding) ♪ Someone will wait ♪ Eternally ♪ Eternally ♪ Someone who needs your love ♪ So desperately ♪ So open your heart ♪ Oh, then surely you'll see ♪ That the someone who really cares ♪ Play the melody.

Play the melody.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) Wake up Lucille, wake up.

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) ♪ Someone really loved you ♪ Guess who ♪ Guess who ♪ Someone really cared ♪ Guess who (rhythmic blues music continues) ♪ So open your heart ♪ Oh, and surely you'll see ♪ That the someone who really cares ♪ ♪ Who really cares ♪ Who really cares ♪ Who really cares ♪ Is me (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) Thank you!

Oh, man, I don't believe this, do you?

(audience cheering and applauding) Thank you.

Oh God, I can't believe this, thank you.

(audience continue cheering and applauding) All right, thank you.

I can't believe this, thank you.

May I?

We need to take it up, uh-huh, don't take it off yet.

We got one more.

(audience continue cheering and applauding) I'd like to say, God bless all of you.

God bless you.

You act, you played like you knew it.

I'd like to leave you, before you guys leave me.

I'd like to leave you with one more.

(audience cheering and applauding) Yeah, one more.

(rhythmic blues music) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) ♪ Go marching in ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ I want to be in that number ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ When the saints ♪ Oh when the saints ♪ Go marching in ♪ Go marching in ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ I want to be in that number ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ Oh when the saints ♪ Oh when the saints ♪ Go marching in ♪ Go marching in ♪ Oh when the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ I want to be in that number ♪ That number ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ Oh when the saints ♪ Go marching in ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ I want to be in that number ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ (rhythmic blues music) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ I want to be in that number ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ One more ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ When the saints go marching in ♪ ♪ I want to be in that number ♪ When the saints go in ♪ In, in, in ♪ Marching in ♪ One more, marching in Goodnight!

(rhythmic blues music) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) Thank you, thank you!

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) I'd like to say, I'd like to say to all of you, I want to thank my guests, all of them.

So just give them all a big hand.

All of my guests.

(audience cheering and applauding) Tell your friends that didn't make it out, that we're gonna record this.

Thank you.

And if you do, you'll be able to hear it again if you want.

We love you.

(audience cheering and applauding) (rhythmic blues music continues) I said, we love you!

(audience cheering and applauding) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) - Yeah!

Ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it one more time for the King of the Blues, Mr. B.B.

King, and all of his guests tonight.

I can't hear you!

(audience cheering and applauding) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) Ladies and gentlemen!

(rhythmic blues music continues) The undisputed King of the Blues worldwide.

Mr. B.B.

King!

And all of his guests!

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) Let's hear it one more time for B.B.

King and all his guests tonight.

I can't hear you!

Say it again!

Go ahead.

Pump it up!

(rhythmic blues music continues) (rhythmic blues music continues) Do it!

Hey hey!

(rhythmic blues music continues) Woo, yeah!

Do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it.

(rhythmic blues music continues) Hey, come on!

Let's play it again.

Hey, hey, hey!

Yeah!

Do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, do it.

(rhythmic blues music continues) Hey hey!

One more time!

Say it again!

Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.

Do it, do it, do it, do it, do it, hey hey.

Hey hey.

Go ahead, go ahead.

(rhythmic blues music continues) Yeah, yeah.

We'd like to thank you one and all for coming, that includes ourselves for tonight.

Till the next time, thank you and bang!

(rhythmic blues music continues) How about one more time for Mr. B.B.

King's guests?

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