Description
DESCRIPTION
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.
TRACK CREDITS
-1.1 San-Ho-Zay ^1.2 Have You Ever Loved a Woman ^1.3 Hideaway ^1.4 Play It Cool ^1.5 Sen-Say-Shun ^1.6 Something You Got ^1.7 Intro Jam ^1.8 Big Legged Woman ^1.9 Woman Across the River ^1.10 Look Over Yonder Wall ^1.11 Ain't No Sunshine ^1.12 Red Light Green Light ^1.13 Drums ^1.14 Have You Ever Loved a Woman ^2.1 Let the Good Times Roll ^2.2 Let the Good Times Roll (Cont.) ^2.3 Goin' Down ^2.4 Big Legged Woman ^2.5 Woman Across the River ^2.6 While the Moon Is Shining Bright ^2.7 Aint Nobody's Business ^2.8 Key to the Highway ^2.9 Hideaway ^2.10 Goin' Down ^2.11 Early One Morning ^2.12 Come on (Part III) ^2.13 Have You Ever Loved a Woman ^2.14 Kzew Outro - LSB Commercial
