Albert King played upside down, in a weird tuning, and influenced SRV and Hendrix alike, and he did it without a pick. So ...

But it's difficult to ignore the lifeblood that exists between music and guitar solos, especially when it comes to the foundations of rock and roll. From the blues to the bayou, the brooding bleed of ...

← Return to all search results for "is this true B.B. King’s famous guitar, “Lucille,” was named after a woman involved in a bar fight where a fire broke out. He rescued the guitar from the blaze and ...

First released in 1980, King's electric guitar is now available to buy online, with gold hardware and King's name on the truss rod cover.

Gibson has given the most iconic blues guitar in history a new look, with the BB King Lucille Legacy entering the Custom ES Collection in classy Transparent Ebony finish that shows off a highly ...

Epiphone has unveiled its latest version of B.B. King's Lucille signature guitar, after news of the new electric circulated after Epiphone artist, Emily Wolfe performed on Instagram with one earlier ...

Julien’s Auctions said King often used the black Gibson ES-345 prototype that was one of several guitars he called Lucille. A spokeswoman for the auction house, Mozell Miley-Bailey, said the ...

American blues guitarist B.B. King shows his famous guitar “Lucille” at the end of his performance at the Christmas concert at the Pope Paul VI hall in the Vatican, Friday, December 19, 1997.

A guitar given to BB King for his 80th birthday has sold for 280,000 US dollars (£224,000) at an auction of items from the blues legend’s estate.