You may already know that there are three Kings of the Blues. They are in no particular order: BB King, Albert King and Freddie King. As to who is the greatest King, I will leave that up to your individual taste. Both Albert (1992) and Freddie
(1976) are gone, and BB lives on and continues to add to his very long list of recordings dating from 1949 until now. BB is short for Blues Boy and it stuck with him all these years. Now in his eighties, BB is always in demand from other dignitaries of music and entertainment. He is already in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, and tours many nights out of the year, even owning a bevy of BB King Blues Clubs around the country. Having had the privilege of meeting BB, he is a very humble man who remembers where he came from, how he paid his dues, and where he is going as he passes the torch to the new generation of Blues artists. You can't go wrong with the three recordings I recommend here.
(1976) are gone, and BB lives on and continues to add to his very long list of recordings dating from 1949 until now. BB is short for Blues Boy and it stuck with him all these years. Now in his eighties, BB is always in demand from other dignitaries of music and entertainment. He is already in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, and tours many nights out of the year, even owning a bevy of BB King Blues Clubs around the country. Having had the privilege of meeting BB, he is a very humble man who remembers where he came from, how he paid his dues, and where he is going as he passes the torch to the new generation of Blues artists. You can't go wrong with the three recordings I recommend here.
