Download Tabs: This footage comes from B.B. King's 1973 live performance in Paris—a rare glimpse into a lesser-known side of his playing style...
While B.B. King is widely celebrated for his tasteful, minimalist approach—especially in his later years—the B.B. of the early '70s was a different beast entirely...
In this era, B.B. explored the full range of the guitar neck, venturing far beyond the classic "B.B. box." His solos were richer in harmonic complexity and technique, revealing deep influences from jazz greats like Charlie Christian and Lonnie Johnson.
Some of the licks featured here are surprisingly intricate, holding their own against some of the most technical players in the blues world...
What stands out most is B.B.’s ability to combine technical mastery with soulful expression. He never overplays—every note serves the music. His phrasing, control, and dynamic build-up (just watch how he leads the band to a crescendo) are simply masterful.
Transcribing solos like this can be a challenge—but it’s always worth it.
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