Shirley King

Being the blues singing daughter of B.B. King has earned Shirley King the title “Daughter of the Blues,” but she is an outstanding singer and performer in her own right.
Her father's career exposed her to the company of great singers. Born and raised in Memphis, Shirley began singing in the church choir at age nine. When she was 13 she met another music legend – Etta James. Young Shirley was so impressed by Etta's performance that she made Etta her musical role model. Ruth Brown and the late Mahalia Jackson also greatly influenced the fledgling singer.

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Rock me Baby

Shirley King cantando "Rock me Baby" en La Trastienda. Acompañan a la hija de B.B. King, Gerald Noel en saxo tenor, Daniel Raffo y Alambre Gonzalez en guitarra eléctrica, Nico Raffetta en teclados, Mauro Ceriello en bajo y el Pato Raffo en batería.

Let The Good Times Roll

Daughter of the Blues Shirley King on B.B King's "Let The Good Times Roll".
Performed at the VFW in Berwyn, IL at a benefit for Big Time Sarah's church