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King, vocals, guitar Maya Angelou, vocals Billy Butler, guitar Lawrence Burdine, alto saxophone Vernon Slater, tenor saxophone Johnny Board, tenor saxophone Bobby Forte, tenor saxophone Barney Hubert, baritone saxophone McKinley Johnson, trumpet Carl Adams, trumpet Henry Boozier, trumpet Hobart Dotson, trumpet John Browning, trumpet Pluma Davis, trombone Duke Jethro, organ, keyboards Sonny Freeman, drums. King's Blues Club opened on Beale Street in Memphis, and in 1994, a second club was launched at Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles. A third club in New York City's Times Square opened in June 2000 and most recently two clubs opened at Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut in January 2002.

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Yet this period was quite significant, for it marks the crest of . King's initial entry into the pop music mass market - and this album surfs succinctly, if not comprehensively, over the high points of his turn-of-the-decade winning streak

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King – 50 Greatest: . King (Early In The Morning, Three O'Clock Blues and more). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last. He is among the most respected electric guitarists; Rolling Stone magazine ranked him third in its list of the hundred greatest guitarists of all time. Born as Riley B. King, he began broadcasting his music live on a Memphis radio station called WDIA. At first, he used the name The Peptikon Boy on air, which later was changed to The Beale Street Blues Boy, and then further shortened to just Blues Boy or . King (b. September 16, 1925 in Itta Bena, Mississippi; died May 14, 2015 in Las Vegas) was a .

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