@@DIEmicrosoft hello Dave, Bugs was a texan Bluesrockguitarist, i have seen him 2 times here in Germany and he inspired my own guitar playin a lot......Kind regards and carry on
@@thorstenriedel3152 Cool. Have seen Buddy Guy and Roy Buchanan here in Australia, both great shows. Check out Boyd Rivers at 1979 Mississippi Delta Blues festival, amazing. Enjoy
Totally fantastic! I am so glad that we have RUclips to preserve this wonderful music. Freddie King was amazing and his musicianship is of the highest order.
I heard he used to plug in to a Fender Tweed Bassman with four 10" speakers , turn it around and place it about a foot away from the wall , crank it up tp ten and and rock out .
Cool - Freddie doing "Funny Bone"...one of his many instrumentals you don't hear often. Great vid of him, along with Gate, Billy Cox, Johnny Jones, etc. and, of course, The Hossman, WLAC's Bill Allen. I read once that King Records owner, Syd Nathan, titled a lot of Freddie's instrumentals with this goofy names, which Freddie hated!
The woman dancer in the back of stage has on Shindig boots..there called back in my time.🤗😂..yip..everybody dig shindig boots ..What a guitar player and band is great..rhythem is fantastic..
Actually, when Buddy Guy wrote "Mary Had A Little Lamb" he had obviously been listening to a Freddie King instrumental called "Just Pickin'". Check it out if you have never listened to it, you won't regret it!
@james crowe: Yes, you are correct, sir! I should have been clearer with my statement. What i meant to write was that that Jimi's intro to Come On has a very similar riff pattern to Freddie's Funny Bone intro, and not just because they are both blues-based.
@james crowe Cool. I'm from Montreal. The thing is, I was wrong in my first post about the song title for sure. Those bluesmen would borrow/covet/steal riffs from each other all the time. It's part of their thing.
@james crowe just looked up Earl King on youtube and found the 45rpm of Come On from 1960. Jimi copied the solo pretty close., a testament to Earls' guitar work. Thanks again for the word.
Mary Had A Little Lamb se la afanó muchos años antes Buddy Guy. Y no está afanada tanto de Funny Bone como de otro instrumental de Freddie, Just Pickin'.
Freddie had the most groove of the 3 kings. And he was the most rock n roll.
He is my favorite King, don`t forget his voice.
Freddie was the most rock'n roll, Albert the most funky, and BB the most jazzy(?)
Freddie is the king of blues funk! He was a groovy cat.
I think he's more rock and roll than the og's of rock and roll
He doesn’t rock near as hard as Stephen King 🤭🤘🤘🤘
Mary had a little lamb came from this🔥
Immortal, without him there had been no Stevie Ray Vaughn
Or Johnny Winter.
@@DIEmicrosoft or Bugs Henderson
@@thorstenriedel3152 Haven't heard of him, will have to check him out. Cheers.
@@DIEmicrosoft hello Dave, Bugs was a texan Bluesrockguitarist, i have seen him 2 times here in Germany and he inspired my own guitar playin a lot......Kind regards and carry on
@@thorstenriedel3152 Cool. Have seen Buddy Guy and Roy Buchanan here in Australia, both great shows. Check out Boyd Rivers at 1979 Mississippi Delta Blues festival, amazing. Enjoy
Every guitar player should thank Freddie for all the cool licks they play ! The guy was amazing 😉
No every GUITAR PLAYER SHOULD THANK ALBERT KING, AND B.B KING.
@@ericmeyers5576 Yes ! I know Eric they are all wonderful … they’ve influenced so many players !
Nothing buts a smile on my face like Freddie King, and later in his career he could bring a tear to my eye
You could see how this video could have a big effect on a young kid wanting to pick up or learn how to play guitar. The man was a natural
This never gets old. ..Texas cannonball baby.....
*I love how his 345 hits that amp so damn hard... It's almost a fuzz tone, but it's just those PAFs rammed straight into a 12AX7...*
Yes! And add to that the bite he got from using a metal finger pick.
Totally fantastic! I am so glad that we have RUclips to preserve this wonderful music. Freddie King was amazing and his musicianship is of the highest order.
Freddie was just plain wicked!
I dont beleive in magic, after listening to this , I now do!!
Freddie king es algo increible..es unico ...un genio
Man this Cat was what cool was all about. Rip it King style Freddy King that is. Long live the king.
Him and big mama Thornton...coolest people in music...
Played the guitar with every cell in his body!
King of Kings.
🔥
Amazing Forever great bluesman, 💪👌🎸
Love those GoGo dancers!!!
Freddie is Mr Blues. He splits the damn sky.
I absolutely love the dancing girls, besides the great music! Wow, beautiful girls. Really!
freddy IS KING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!thank you,have a nice day !!!!!!!!!!!
Holy Shit what a show!! Hot's n understament for Freddie King!!
Freddie is bad ass! I love his band and all their songs.
Freddie played LOUD. Judging by his guitar sound, they might have had his amp shoved into a corner in the back of the studio. Just. Too. Cool.
Thew a blanket over it. Sounds muffled.
Epic early guitar fuzz tone, love it.
I heard he used to plug in to a Fender Tweed Bassman with four 10" speakers , turn it around and place it about a foot away from the wall , crank it up tp ten and and rock out .
@@rapidrhinoplumbing-monrovi3269- that and a 100-watt Fender Quad Reverb 😊
I saw him playing on TV and his amp was turned backwards.
It’s like an slow tempo prequel to SRV’s Scuttle buttin !!
Your right!!! Srv definitely loved Freddie.
It's more like "Mary had a little lamb" .
@@viniciusqueiroz425 yes this
@@viniciusqueiroz425I was just going to say that.
One big cool dude was Freddie.....the King of Gibson guitar!!!!
Cool - Freddie doing "Funny Bone"...one of his many instrumentals you don't hear often. Great vid of him, along with Gate, Billy Cox, Johnny Jones, etc. and, of course, The Hossman, WLAC's Bill Allen. I read once that King Records owner, Syd Nathan, titled a lot of Freddie's instrumentals with this goofy names, which Freddie hated!
yup
I wish I could have seen this stuff at the time when I was kid. They didn't have shows like this on midwest farm town stations.
Freddie Kong si estos grandes Guitarristas no hubieran existido no habría Rock son unos Genios
Mr Freddie was laying it down son it don't get no better dan dat oh yeah gatemouth was getting down to love this music
That is a groove.
Thank you.
BRAVO! My Favorite Nice Tune.
One of the grooviest things I've ever seen
Nothin’ like the good old days.
Awesome music 👍👍.....
The only one who could match him was good old Stevie Ray Vaughan. Love Freddie King. The king of kings!
The great great late freddie king on stage with the great great late clarence gatemouth brown on fender jaguar , both sorely missed great artists...
Dammit Freddie, you kill me! wonderful
Wow I've heard so many people play his licks
Simple and very efective fantasico
Love those dancers.
TEXAS LEGEND!
got to love this music
Fantastic !
Sensational!
Brilliant!
The Ladies Are Killin It!!
Top player ever
Very good!!!
Billy Cox!!!
Love that Go Go Girl.
great stuff! introduction and dancin' kinda funny too...
The woman dancer in the back of stage has on Shindig boots..there called back in my time.🤗😂..yip..everybody dig shindig boots ..What a guitar player and band is great..rhythem is fantastic..
Mary had a little lamb la la la la la la!!
The dancing!
yessireee
Greeeaaat
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. grooving with the silver trumpet behind the King. How cool is this shit
Paul West and billy cox on bass 🙌
Man, i hear who Clapton was surely downloading from on the Beano album...literally!
Fraddie had a little lamb
Actually, when Buddy Guy wrote "Mary Had A Little Lamb" he had obviously been listening to a Freddie King instrumental called "Just Pickin'". Check it out if you have never listened to it, you won't regret it!
😅😅😅
Здорово 👍 наикрутейшие музыканты
Deeply groovy....
the King
He's in the Son Seals vein, with the horns and extra guitars.
Vibrato master
Want a legend of the guitar he up there with Eric Clapton and Robert Johnson
I’m the dancer 💃🏽
Wow! What an honor to work with the Great Mr. King...who else did you work with?
I can hear where JMH got his inspiration for Let The Good Times Roll. This show is really good, try to find the whole performance.
@james crowe : James Marshall Hendrix.
@james crowe: Yes, you are correct, sir! I should have been clearer with my statement. What i meant to write was that that Jimi's intro to Come On has a very similar riff pattern to Freddie's Funny Bone intro, and not just because they are both blues-based.
@james crowe Cool. I'm from Montreal. The thing is, I was wrong in my first post about the song title for sure. Those bluesmen would borrow/covet/steal riffs from each other all the time. It's part of their thing.
@james crowe just looked up Earl King on youtube and found the 45rpm of Come On from 1960. Jimi copied the solo pretty close., a testament to Earls' guitar work. Thanks again for the word.
Mary had a little lamb.
Billy Cox on bass
outstanding
I did not know that Freddie played with finger picks. Cool.
Always
1:21
1:30
Oh yeah!
Tisca taska baby.
👌🥳💫
I hear Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Mary had a little lamb."
Hendrix covered this and called it hard night
who is that bass player? he's a legit killer.
That's none other than Billy Cox.
Is that Clarence Gatemouth Brown behind him , on drummers left
Yes, and Billy Cox from Band of Gypsys on Bass
Thanks for the info, porkpiepaul!
Yes
Reminiscent of Come On (Let the Good Times Roll) by Hendrix. When was this recorded?
Eeee stevie ray vaughan se la afano para hacer mary had a little lamb
endrizo Más bien para hacer Scuttle buttin
Mary Had A Little Lamb se la afanó muchos años antes Buddy Guy. Y no está afanada tanto de Funny Bone como de otro instrumental de Freddie, Just Pickin'.
Buddy's Mary had a little lamb all over this
just pickin, this and mary are so similar
ThE dancer did not need ThE gym after a gig
Billy Cox playing bass.
Gatemouth Brown leading the band in the background? What TV show was this?
Just found it, it's The !!!! Beat and Gatemouth Brown was the house band.
ruclips.net/video/UB4P_gpC1aM/видео.html
What a great fat tone his guitar had
we be jammin
billy cox on bass ?
00:36
Is this the base of ‘Mary had a little lamb’ by SRV?
Yea and many many more
billi cox on bass😀
Chora guitarrinha
Better than BB!
Can you hear Clapton, s influence (F.K.)
Love his playing. This sounds like the Beatles MS. Lizzy
Larry Williams did Dizzy Miss Lizzie,the Beatles did decent cover of it.
Why do i hear Mary Had a Little Lamb?
hot girlies doin what they best at. mmmmmmmmmmmm!
dOESNT GET MUCH BETTER THAN THIS.
Is that Gatemouth backing him?
Yep