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B.B. King performing in LA during the Rolling Stones 1969 US Tour. Photo by Glen Craig. : r/bluesguitarist
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Rolling Stone interviews B.B. King on his album with Eric Clapton and his new restaurant club, B.B. King Blues Club & Grill. King's album collaboration with Clapton, 'Riding with the King' debuted
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Don's Tunes - Chuck Berry joined the Rolling Stones on their fateful 1969 US Tour replacing B.B. King as an opening act for some dates. Keith Richards: As a budding rock &
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BB King, dead at 89: Remembering Live at the Regal's three-song medley, the greatest 12 minutes of live musical performance ever recorded.
The Rolling Stones Fall 1969 Tour – Rolling Stone
