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The Three Kings of Blues | (STEAL Their IDEAS)

In this video I dissect Albert. B.B. and Freddie King's playing. Going through their tone/sound, phrasing/technique and vocals. I give examples and breakdown their playing style so you can learn some of their ideas. Links to the examples given and some bonus ones: Albert King: Drifting- You can hear him cue the band for "breaks" at the 4:22 mark    • Drifting Blues (Live)   The Very Thought Of You from Born Under A Bad Sign    • Albert King - The Very Thought Of You (Off...   The Very Thought Of You from New Orleans Heat.    • The Very Thought of You   This Funny Feeling, you can really hear his deep voice and wide singing vibrato    • This Funny Feeling   Blues Power    • Albert King - Blues Power - 9/23/1970 - Fi...   B.B. King: Worry, Worry, You can hear a lot of call and response in the intro solo    • Worry, Worry   Lucille, where he tells the story of why he named his guitar Lucille    • Lucille   Please Accept My Love from Live at Cook County Jail    • Please Accept My Love   How Blue Can You Get? Acting out the lyrics    • BB King Was Afraid To Perform At Sing Sing...   Freddie King: Hide Away    • Hide Away   Butterscotch, an example of his rhythm first playing style    • Butterscotch   Reconsider Baby, an example of his aggressive phrasing on a slow blues    • Reconsider Baby (Remastered)   Going Down    • Going Down (Remastered 2000)   Have You Ever Loved a Woman, a great example of his singing, stage presence and guitar playing    • Freddie King - Have You Ever Loved A Woman   Same Old Blues    • Same Old Blues (Remastered)   Please Send Me Someone To Love    • Please Send Me Someone To Love