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$43.90
Vinyl, LP, Reissue
Freddy King — a blazing, masterful blues guitarist, a gorgeous, heartbreaking singer, and a huge influence on Eric Clapton, Jimmy Reed and Stevie Ray Vaughn, and many other performers — made his original and greatest recordings for Cincinnati’s King/ Federal labels between 1960 and 1966. This places him at the very end of the “golden age” of postwar, electric-guitar-band blues styles — that is, of the period, from the late ‘40s to the late ‘60s, when this music was principally a popular black music form, played by black musicians for black audiences.
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A1 (I’d Love To) Make Love To You 2:20
A2 Your Barkin’ Up The Wrong Tree 2:45
A3 Look Ma, I’m Cryin’ 3:07
A4 It Hurts To Be In Love 2:34
A5 You Walked In 2:37
A6 The Bossa Nova Watusi Twist 2:45
B1 Is My Baby Mad At Me 2:20
B2 Someday, After Awhile 2:35
B3 One Hundred Years 2:20
B4 Bossa Nova Blues 3:50
B5 The Welfare (Turns It Back On You) 2:37
B6 Walk Down That Aisle (Honey Chile) 2:16