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Bb King Guitar Lucille
Not So Obscure Trivia: How Did BB King settle on the name "Lucille" by his guitars?
It is a pretty well-known story by I am sure someone out there will rise a lot with it immediately. BB King always names his guitar "Lucille", and he has a long history good and excellent reason to do so. What is it? Do you know? Please share. (And by the way, yes, I know the answer - I'm just asking for fun.)
In 1950, BB was playing in a club and two boys were fighting over a girl named Lucille - a container of kerosene has dropped and started a fire. BB escaped the building, but realized he had forgotten his guitar inside. He began his guitar Lucille appointment to remind you to never forget to pick up the guitar in a situation emergency.
B.B. King - Lucille
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King of the Blues Guitar $3.99 No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: KING,ALBERTTitle: KING OF THE BLUES GUITARStreet Release Date: 08/15/1989... |
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Lucille $9.49 ... |
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80 $6.40 The blues master's 80th birthday gift to his fans is his third all-star collaboration. Its dozen tunes are a mix of classics and obscurities from King's past. They include commendable versions of his signature "The Thrill Is Gone," with Eric Clapton trading vocal lines and licks, and Howard Tate's "Ain't Nobody Home," with Daryl Hall answering King's gritty growl. There are obscurities, too, like ... |
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