Winner of the B.B. King of the Blues Award, here D.K. Harrell and his ’76 Gibson ES-355, Christal, are going straight to his Lab Series L-5 for a stripped-down run through “Liquor Stores and Legs.” If you like uptown shuffles, relatable lyrics, and big-boss guitar playing, grab D.K.’s new album, “Talkin’ Heavy.” Our review appears in the October issue: https://online.fliphtml5.com/pyepf/llvn/#p=71 | Vintage Guitar magazine

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LONG REVIEW: 2019 Gibson ES-355

The guitar that shaped a sound — and an era. ⚡ ️ Mick Taylor’s Gibson ES-355, photo-matched to Exile on Main St. sessions and Rolling Stones concerts. Explore music history in the Fall Music Memorabilia Auction → https://bit.ly/3LpUIhv | Goldin

🎸 CROWN THE KING - B.B. King performs “The Thrill Is Gone” live at Montreux (1993). This is one best blues performances ever recorded, the gentle precision he plays each note with touches the soul. The passion BB had for sweet Lucille (his Gibson ES-335) is one of the greatest love stories in music history. While most famous named guitars refer to a singular guitar named by its owner, such as George Harrison’s Rocky or Jerry Garcia’s Wolf. B.B. King was a bit different. Every single guitar he p