It is no exaggeration to say that this is a live video from 1974, when BB King was in his rock-oriented heyday. The reason why I chose to call him ``rock-oriented'' is because as a bluesman, he has given many wonderful performances before this and has a long career. From the late 1960s onwards, blues began to follow the trends of the times and was influenced by rock and funk, and a band style became established with the electric guitar, and the number of performances on large stages increased. In 1974, there was the ``Miracle of Kinshasa'', which is historically important as a black event, and BB also performed at the eve festival. The live performance held in Sweden, 5 months back from "Miracle in Kinshasa", is recorded here. In his later years, BB only played the guitar mainly with bending and vibrato, but when you look at the video included here, it is surprisingly sharp. It is an amazing play that frequently adjusts the volume and tone on the instrumental, and uses detailed phrasing during the exciting dynamics. You can also fully enjoy the squeeze guitar. We have mastered the new professional shot video, and even beginners can enjoy the picture and sound quality with confidence. By the way, the "Lucille" listed under BB in the member credits is the name of BB's guitar, given by BB himself. * Chapters are cut for each track, but there is no menu screen. Recorded Live at Stockholm Konserthus, Stockholm, Sweden, May 24, 1974 PRO-SHOT // Color // 16:9 // 44 min 1. TO KNOW YOU IS TO LOVE YOU 2. Instrumental 3. WALKING DR. BILL 4. I 'VE GOT SOME OUTSIDE HELP I DON'T NEED 5. THE THRILL IS GONE 6. Instrumental - Band Intro - GUESS WHO 7. JUST A LITTLE BIT LOVE B.B. King - Lucille, vocals Ron Levy - piano Milton Hopkins - guitar Eddie Rowe - trumpet Bobby Forte - tenor saxophone Cato Walker III - alto saxophone Louis Hubert - baritone saxophone Wilbert Freeman - bass Sonny Freeman - drums
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