Freddie King - Electric King vinyl record cover

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San-Ho-Zay

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Have You Ever Loved a Woman

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Hideaway

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Play It Cool

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Sen-Say-Shun

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Something You Got

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Intro Jam

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Big Legged Woman

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Woman Across the River 1

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Look Over Yonder Wall 1

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Ain't No Sunshine 1

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Red Light Green Light 1

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Drums 1

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Have You Ever Loved a Woman 1

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Let the Good Times Roll 1

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Let the Good Times Roll (Cont.) 1

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Goin' Down 1

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Big Legged Woman 1

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Woman Across the River 2

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While the Moon Is Shining Bright 2

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Aint Nobody's Business 2

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Key to the Highway 2

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Hideaway 2

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Goin' Down 2

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Early One Morning 2

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Come on (Part III) 2

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Have You Ever Loved a Woman 2

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Kzew Outro - LSB Commercial


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Freddie King

Electric King


ABOUT THE ALBUM


Two CD live collection. Texas born Freddie King was one of the all-time great blues guitarists, and was a major influence in the '60s on the likes of Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Peter Green, and Mick Taylor. These live recordings showcase his classic repertoire over a period from 1969 to 1975. His signature tune 'Hideaway' featured here on discs one and two, was named after a nightclub on Chicago's Westside; 'Mel's Hideaway lounge'. There is a rich legacy of Freddie King'S recordings available of which this double set is a fine example.

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