B.B. King
King Of The Blues
Belongs To The Ages
1925-2015
The Greatest Blues Guitarist In History
A King And His President
Today, the world lost a true music legend and icon. B.B. King is the greatest blues guitarist in history and he passed away today. B.B. King, commonly referred to as "The King Of The Blues" left behind an amazing career legacy that spanned seven decades.
B.B. King is pictured below with his trademark guitar named Lucille by his side, with his trademark yellow gold Rolex President on his wrist. It's interesting to note B.B. King always wore his Rolex Day-Date in reverse, like the King of race car driving, Richard Petty, who wears his Daytona flipped around.
B.B. King is pictured below with his trademark guitar named Lucille by his side, with his trademark yellow gold Rolex President on his wrist. It's interesting to note B.B. King always wore his Rolex Day-Date in reverse, like the King of race car driving, Richard Petty, who wears his Daytona flipped around.
B.B. King's Rolex Day-Date almost looks like a bracelet from the front and his ring looks like a Rolex President bracelet style ring. Also, Peter who is a reader of Jake's Rolex Watch Blog pointed out (in the comments section) that B.B. King's guitar has two coronets on it that look very similar to the Rolex coronet/crown/logo. This could explain why B.B. King wore his Rolex Day-Date with the coronet where the watch usually goes!!!
B.B. King is posing below in 1949, at age 24 for a photo for his band named The Hooks Brothers.
In this next photo, we see B.B. King with Elvis Presley.
"I remember Elvis as a young man, hanging around Sun Studio. Even then, I knew this kid had a tremendous talent. He was a dynamic young boy. His phraseology, his way of looking at a song, was as unique as Sinatra's. I was a tremendous fan of Elvis, and had he lived, there would have been no limit to his inventiveness." –B.B. King.
In this next photo, we see B.B. King jamming with a young Eric Clapton. B.B. King inspired many generations of musicians with his amazing blues guitar style.
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In these next two videos we see John Mayer going off with B.B. King–both playing some very serious blues guitar!!!
In these next two photos, we also see B. B. King wearing his trademark Yellow Gold Rolex Day-Date.