What did bluesman B.B. King name his first guitar?
Lucille (guitar) The song was first released on the album "Lucille" and is included on the B. B. King Anthology 1962–1998 album. King played guitars made by different manufacturers early in his career. He played a Fender Telecaster on most of his recordings with RPM Records (USA). However, he is best known for playing variants of the Gibson ES-335. In 1980, Gibson Guitar Corporation launched the B. B. King Lucille model. The most noticeable differences between the Lucille and the Gibson ES-355TD-SV on which it is based are the "Lucille" script on the headstock, the maple neck, and the lack of F-holes
King (R&B group) at the 59th Grammy Awards, making King the first independent band to be nominated in that category. "We Are King" was also included on numerous year-end lists by "Rolling Stone", "Time", "Billboard", NPR, "Spin", "Newsday" and "Pitchfork" among others. King (R&B group) King (stylized as KING) is an American R&B vocal girl group based in Los Angeles, California, featuring identical twin sisters Amber and Paris Strother and their close friend Anita Bias. The Strother sisters are the nieces of the Minneapolis, Minnesota-based electric bluesman, Percy Strother, who died in 2005 and are originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota; Bias was born and