B.B. King - How Blue Can You Get (Live at Farm Aid 1985) video free download
B.B. King performs "How Blue Can You Get" live at the Farm Aid concert in Champaign, Illinois on September 22, 1985. Farm Aid was started by Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp in 1985 to keep family farmers on the land and has worked since then to make sure everyone has access to good food from family farmers. Dave Matthews joined Farm Aid's board of directors in 2001.
For more information about Farm Aid, visit: http://farmaid.org/youtube
Farm Aid's performances are donated by the artists in order to raise funds and raise awareness for family farmers. They've raised their voices to help — what can you do?
Comments
8 years ago
Jeffrey Nusser
Great show the best8 years ago
JKolman1179
So BAD ASS!! Guy breaks a string, changes it, tunes the guitar and doesn't miss a beat! Legendary!!8 years ago
blueslove61
B.B. King was the first concert I ever saw.Omaha,NE.I was 14, It was 1997 and it changed everything that I thought was good in the world. Really... I didn't know what I liked about life until I heard B wail the blues right in front of me.I still carry the laminated ticket stub in my wallet.I never met the guy, but I genuinely feel like I lost a friend.8 years ago
Lalu Landa
We all love you!8 years ago
pete roberts
So sad :( wonderful. .. thank you blues boy king!8 years ago
Matt Kerwin
BB breaks his B string @ 3:00 and proceeds to successfully change it whilst singing!!!!!! String changed by 4:45 -- LOVE You, BB !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!8 years ago
russbrinn
BB... I got those chills again.... thank you .8 years ago
roadgoesonforever1
Unreal talent. RIP BB.8 years ago
Barry BiG B Brenner
Beeb busted his "B" String & changed it in midflight...tell me...how Blue is that?!?8 years ago
Hebrew Chile
RIP B.B. King! This was the Man! He broke a string during the show and changed the string while sing! Amazing!8 years ago
spwb2k
my fondest music memory evar is back about this same time 1985. me and a buddy were volunteer stage security dudes for a 700-seat BB show. afterwards we got to hang out and drink Heinekens with him and his band for an hour that seemed like forever. a total gentleman. ginormous soft hands.8 years ago
Gary Slavin
No guitar tech needed when you are the King! RIP B.B.8 years ago
Hard Rocker
Un verdadero artistaun maestro que nunca se rindio por enseñar el poder del blues8 years ago
Antônio YZ
Legends never die!8 years ago
Henrique Junior
B.B. always amazed me, but now, every time I hear his songs it makes me sad for all we lost. I know he was an old man (89 years) but deeply loved and will be missed every day.8 years ago
OjaiRoy
At the 3:11 mark Mr. King casually starts changing a broken string.8 years ago
screwmaster404
B never missed a beat!8 years ago
Antuhanett Vilela
Ouch!!!!8 years ago
Radim Grimsvotn
Král ukáže jak se mění struny.8 years ago
Guitar Whores
3:00 for the string change.Related Videos
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