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The procession began at the corner of 2nd and Beale, the band preceded the hearse, there must've been 10,000 people.
B.B. in front of his restaurant.
Families came to pay their respects and celebrate the life of the blues man.
RIP B.B. King You Will Be Missed
Spectators paying their respects on Beale Street
B.B. in front of the (now closed) Gibson plant off Beale. Memphis Blues plaque in the foreground.
A purple ribbon tied around B.B. King's Blues Trail Marker in Indianola, Mississippi.
Buddy Guy came to Indianola to say goodbye to his old friend. Here, he was just perusing the museum exhibits.
B.B. King's body was laid for viewing in this former cotton gin where the guitarist once worked, (now part of the B.B. King Museum).
We talked to spectators who came from thousands of miles away. This woman was one of several from New Orleans who came to give B.B. the full N.O. Funeral treatment.
Gibson was on hand to pay respects to The King.
Freshly painted commemoration for B.B. King on an Indianola sidewalk.
B.B. King died ten years ago, hard to believe. Here's some never-before-seen photos from his Funeral
Lucilles strapped to the saddle of the horse in B.B.'s funeral procession
Palbearers bringing B.B. to his final resting place in the yard of the B.B. King Museum & Delta Interpretive Center
B.B. King died ten years ago, hard to believe. Here's some never-before-seen photos from his Funeral
Willie King discussing his father's legacy
Mourners at the B.B. King Museum
"The Thrill Is Gone"
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