Albert King’s “Lucy”
Crafted by Dan Erlewine in 1972 and made famous by the great Albert King, “Lucy” is on loan from actor/collector Steven Seagal. (Seagal owns two more of King’s Flying Vs, a ’58 and a ’67.) When Seagal heard about Bonamassa’s 3 Kings tour he suggested that “Lucy” be used. Joe pulled out Lucy for “I’ll Play the Blues for You” and “Born Under a Bad Sign.” Over the years it’s been restored and refretted, but it remained King’s main guitar from ’72 until his 1992 death.