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Freddie King

Blues
Early R&B
Soul music
Nicknamed "The Texas Cannonball", Freddie King was one of the great early electric blues guitarists and a key influence on the likes of Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Peter Green. Taught to play as a six-year-old by his uncle, King worked in a steel mill before gaining gigs in Chicago as sideman to the likes of Earl Payton, Willie Dixon, Memphis Slim and Eddie Taylor. His reputation grew when instrumental single Hide Away became a surprise R&B hit in 1961 and evolved into a blues standard covered by a number of great guitar players. The Stumble, San-Ho-Zay and I'm Tore Down...
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Same Old BluesFreddie King
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Going DownFreddie King
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Have You Ever Loved a WomanFreddie King
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(You've Got To) Love Her With a FeelingFreddie King
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Big Legged WomanFreddie King
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Key to the HighwayFreddie King
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Same Old BluesFreddie King

Getting Ready...

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Going DownFreddie King

Getting Ready...

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Have You Ever Loved a WomanFreddie King

Freddy King Sings

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(You've Got To) Love Her With a FeelingFreddie King

Freddy King Sings

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Big Legged WomanFreddie King

Texas Cannonball

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Key to the HighwayFreddie King

Getting Ready...

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