BB King Glastonbury

. Welcome to glorious Glastonbury on BBC Four 2011. This weekend, we

are not with you tomorrow, but we are you Sunday and we have great

stuff for you tonight. We're going to bring you Morrissey later on.

We're going to bring you Dr Jimmy Cliff. And later on, we will bring

you some of U2's performance who give us a link into tonight's first

artist. They gave him a revival should he have he have needed one

in When Love Come to Town. If you love the blues and if you have a

passive liking for the blues you will have heard some of his music

over the years. He is 85 now and can be forgiven for sitting down.

He is has been on the road for 52 years and has done 15,000 gigs.

Here he is on the Pyramid Stage this afternoon, from Glastonbury,

This programme contains scenes of Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

I said good evening, ladies and Thank you. Thank you for coming out

to be with us this evening. Thank you so much.

I'd like you to meet the members of the group. Starting at the keyboard,

Mr Van Trese, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you.

On the base, young Reggie Richards. Reggie Richards.

Thank you. On the drums, Tony. I go to my far-right. This young

man is my nephew, Walter King. Thank you. On the saxophone, Melvin

Jackson, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you. On the trumpet, Stanley

Abernathy. Thank you.

Ladies and gentlemen, on the guitar, Charlie Denis. Charlie Denis.

He has been our band leader for 32 years, his name James Boogaloo.

I'm the old man. I said I'm the old man!

My name BB King. I want to shake my boogie, but I'm

a little old. # Every day, every day, I have the

blues # Every day, every day, I have the

blues # # Every day, every day, everybody

day, every day # I have the blues

Every day, every day, every day I have the Blues

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# Baby, yeah, it's you I hate to Thank you.

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# One kind favour, I'll ask of you # Two white horses in a line

# Did you ever hear a coffin sound? # Then you know that

# Did you ever hear # Did you ever hear

# Then you know that # Did you ever hear

# Did you ever hear # Then you know that

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This is an old tune. I say, this is an old tune I've recorded it with

several people. Maybe you'll sing it with me. I said, maybe you will

sing it with me! Are you ready?

ALL: Yes. Are you ready now?

ALL: Yes. # Rock me baby

# I want you to rock me baby Like my back ain't got no bones

# Roll me baby Like you roll a wagon wheel

# Yeah, rock me pretty baby Baby, rock me slow

# Want you to rock me, baby Till I want no more. #

Are

Are you

Are you ready?

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Are you ready? Are you ready? Then Thank you!

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I like that had. Thank you so much. # When the moon

# Oh give me one # Cos when I leave this time

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# Cos when I leave this time Thank you.

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# Everybody want to know why I'm singing the blues

# Why I sing the blues # I have been around a long time

# I really paid my dues # Let it go, let it go

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A real oldie. # It's three o'clock in the morning

# I can't even close my eyes # Three o'clock in the morning

# And I can't even close my eyes # Can't find my baby

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Thank you. Thank you so much.

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# I need you so # If I can't have you

# I need your arms Around me tightly

# I miss them nightly When you are not at home

# When day is done Oh I need you so

# I long to hear your lil' Knock upon the door

# When you leave me I try not to worry

# When you leave me I try not to worry

# Come back in a hurry Cos I need you so

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# When day is done Oh I need you so

# I long to hear your lil' Knock upon the door

# When you leave me Baby I try not to worry

# Please come back in a hurry Because I need you so

# Please come back in a hurry Because I need you so

# Please come back in a hurry Because I need you so

Thank

Thank you.

Thank you. Thank

Thank you. Thank you very much. I love that. Thank you.

Thank you so much. Are you having a lot of fun?

CROWD: Yes. I'll give awe little more -- a

Are you ready? CROWD: Yes.

# Got a whole lot of loving just waiting for you

# A a whole lot of loving waiting for you

# I got a hole lot of loving # A whole lot of loving

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Thank you. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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# Seems like everybody # Because I'm a bluesman

# I went down to the bus station Look upon the wall

# My money is too light, people Couldn't go no where at all

# I'm a bluesman But I'm a good man, understand

# The burden that I carry Oh, is so heavy

# It seems like ain't nobody in this great big world

# That would wanna, wanna help old B

# That would wanna, wanna help old B

# Hey, but I'll I would be all right, people

# Just give me a break Good things come

# To those who wait and I've waited a long time

# I'm a bluesman But I'm a good man, understand. #

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Thank

Thank you.

Thank

Thank you

Thank you Thank

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Thank you. Thank you so much. I hope I get a

chance to see you again sometime. May the times be good to you. I

said please be good to you. May I come back again some day?

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CROWD: Yes. Let's hear it one more time for the