saw Freddie king in Sw Oklahoma in the Purple palace in 72' -73 ? .too young and too white to get in the front door so I had to wash dishes and bus tables in exchange for admission. I got chicken skin and walked on air for 2 weeks after. Thanks Johnny Sanders for allowing this skinny boy to enjoy the blues at their best.
Hello man, check out my solo interpretation of "Have you ever loved a woman":ruclips.net/video/S2if82w3cMM/видео.html, if you like it see my other videos have more of Freddie King, and other masters of blues and rock:ruclips.net/channel/UCSMZ46ibAfOx_QpF2zxlkcw. if you can subscribe to my channel, share and activate the bell, thanks.
I think Freddie was a hell of a guy! In Finland there is the word ÄIJÄ! I don't know how to translate into English. It means a man who knows what he is doing and can do it really well!
A whole 2 generations now have grown up thinking of rap/hip hop as the base that popular music is derived from. Well, first off popular music for the most part sucks. Anyways, I've talked to several people who have been so happy to discover blues and R&B (as in 1950's style r&b, not Usher). It has some of the same street grit as hip hop - but the music is raw and primal. There is some common ground in syncopation as well. Maybe I can end up getting some studio work playing harp or guitar behind guys wanting to bring some blues into their hip hop recordings!
In 1964 I was learning to play guitar. One of the guys I knew told me if I wanted to learn to be a lead guitar player to get the first Freddie King instrumental album. "Just learn how to play those songs and then forget them and you'll know all you need to know". I still haven't learned them all and I sure can't forget them.
Hello, check out my solo interpretation of"Have you ever loved a woman":ruclips.net/video/S2if82w3cMM/видео.html,if you like it see my other videos:ruclips.net/channel/UCSMZ46ibAfOx_QpF2zxlkcw. if you can subscribe to my channel, share and activate the bell, thanks.
🎸Ain’t like this now these guitar gods,blues at a different level guitar slinging the level of riffs is something special, singing blues king is a legend in his own right one of the great guitar gods it was in his fingers that did the talking🎸🎸🎸🎸
I get the feeling if Freddy never existed that Clapton and Stevie Ray wouldn't have existed and there would be a void in the space-time-music continuum
I’m sure alcohol was all he was doing! Lol. I went to see Bob Dylan circa 1972 in Atlanta when he went electric with The Band. Couldn’t understand anything he said. Couldn’t complete a sentence. Mumbling thru the whole thing. Highlight was The Band minus Dylan. I had been a fan since 1965. Never again waste money on his shows. Bought his album Self Portrait. So bad, I returned it and told them it was scratched. (I may have scratched it myself, just to be honest). He later said he was fulfilling a contract to make an album. Thanks a pantload Ahole.
All three Kings are different. Freddy sounds more classic RnB but he probable left more test pieces for self-respecting blues guitarists than BB and Albert
@@VagelisStefanatos This is a wonderful collection of Freddie's best stuff. Thank you so much. Back around 1966 I got to talk to Mike Bloomfield backstage at a Butterfield concert at Clark University. I asked him his influences, and he said "The three Kings." I hadn't heard of Freddie at the time. Now I like him the best, though each has his own great style. I think more people would cover Freddie's songs, but his voice is so high few can handle it.
Freddy is awesome ! My good friend Jeff Barnett introduced me to his music in the early eighties, I was totally amazed ! Jeff you out there somewhere ?! Long live Freddy the King ng
1 You Know That You Love Me 0:00 2 See See Baby 2:17 3 You've Got To Love Her With A Feeling 4:32 4 Have You Ever Loved A Woman 7:45 5 Hide Away 10:48 6 I Love That Woman 13:25 7 Lonesome Whistle Blues 16:12 8 If You Believe (In What You Do) 18:57 9 It's Too Bad (Things Are Going So Tough) 21:54 10 I'm Tore Down 24:58 11 Onion Rings 27:34 12 Sen-Sa-Shun 30:34 13 Side Tracked 33:24 14 The Stumble 36:26 15 San-Ho-Zay 39:36 16 Wash Out 42:27 17 Just Pickin' 44:59 18 Heads Up 47:27 19 Christmas Tears 49:55 20 Let Me Be (Stay Away From Me) 52:41 21 Takin' Care Of Business 55:06 22 You Mean Mean Woman (How Can Your Love Be True) 57:48 23 I Hear Jingle Bells 1:00:28 24 In The Open 1:03:03 25 Out Front 1:05:55 Happy listening and jamming everybody!
@@emarcolino Ola cara,confira minha interpretaçao do solo de "Have you ever loved a woman":ruclips.net/video/S2if82w3cMM/видео.html,caso goste veja meus outros videos tem mais do Freddie King,e de outros mestres do blues e do rock:ruclips.net/channel/UCSMZ46ibAfOx_QpF2zxlkcw. se puder se inscreva no meu canal,compartilhe e ative o sino,valeu.
Freddie King was the King of the 'Three Kings'. His singing style later on, he did on purpose. In order to be different to B.B. King. He was told that he sounded to much like BB. Now, THAT is amazing. On top, Freddie was a much better guitarist. Damn, he was the best! No wonder Stevie Ray Vaughan looked up to him.
zapomniałeś o białych, nie bluźnij facet, Robert Fripp, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Brian May, Eddie Van Halen, Carlos Santana również należą do elity, nie wspomnę już Tadeusza Nalepy
#ugottalisten2b4udie #FreddieKing #blues #ugottalisten2b4udie #FreddieKing #Blues Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Class of 2012 #Guitar Notable instruments Gibson Les Paul Gibson ES-345 1952 King started work in a steel mill the same year he married another Texas native Jessie Burnett. They had 7 kids
Я понемаю тебя оператор модератор ты говориш мне слушай музыку смотри женщин не лез в еврейские разборки олигархов и технологии царей мира ты все верно сказал вовка помогает европе по белеть и себе помог.
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Saw Freddie with Leon Russell in Sept. 1971 in Arlington, Tx....great show!! Would like to go back and do it again!!!
The greatest in my opinion
saw Freddie king in Sw Oklahoma in the Purple palace in 72' -73 ? .too young and too white to get in the front door so I had to wash dishes and bus tables in exchange for admission. I got chicken skin and walked on air for 2 weeks after. Thanks Johnny Sanders for allowing this skinny boy to enjoy the blues at their best.
Hello man, check out my solo interpretation of "Have you ever loved a woman":ruclips.net/video/S2if82w3cMM/видео.html, if you like it see my other videos have more of Freddie King, and other masters of blues and rock:ruclips.net/channel/UCSMZ46ibAfOx_QpF2zxlkcw. if you can subscribe to my channel, share and activate the bell, thanks.
Nobody did it with more feeling then Mr. King did! A true Blues man!
I think Freddie was a hell of a guy! In Finland there is the word ÄIJÄ! I don't know how to translate into English. It means a man who knows what he is doing and can do it really well!
The Touch, the feel, the voice and guitar technique. Brutal and the best!
Finding Freddy after years and years of listenin to Rap is Like Paradise 🌅
You gonna stick with actually listening to music now and leave the cRAP behind?
A whole 2 generations now have grown up thinking of rap/hip hop as the base that popular music is derived from. Well, first off popular music for the most part sucks. Anyways, I've talked to several people who have been so happy to discover blues and R&B (as in 1950's style r&b, not Usher). It has some of the same street grit as hip hop - but the music is raw and primal. There is some common ground in syncopation as well.
Maybe I can end up getting some studio work playing harp or guitar behind guys wanting to bring some blues into their hip hop recordings!
@@monto39 The cRap - not melodic, not rythmic. Just effed up noisetalk.
Ladies and gentleman Mr Freddie king
So glad I discovered him, live on stage in 1973 in Paris! Almost 50 years later I still listen to him!
That must have been amazing!
striking!@@viperocco
He played the Armadillo World Headquarters Austin Texas in the 70's .nothing like the blues to make you feel good
So glad my Dad introduced me to Mr. Freddy King.....phenomenal musician....LOVE his superior talent with the guitar!!!!
You were lucky to have a dad with good taste...
In 1964 I was learning to play guitar. One of the guys I knew told me if I wanted to learn to be a lead guitar player to get the first Freddie King instrumental album. "Just learn how to play those songs and then forget them and you'll know all you need to know".
I still haven't learned them all and I sure can't forget them.
Freddy King!!! True blues legend!!!! Played with great soul and passion!!! His guitar spoke volumes!!!!! One of the best ever!!!!!
My favorite bluesman. He had an advantage over other guitarists with his fingerpicking style. 🎵
Legend brilliant
Nothing like Freddie King! Love it!
Hello, check out my solo interpretation of"Have you ever loved a woman":ruclips.net/video/S2if82w3cMM/видео.html,if you like it see my other videos:ruclips.net/channel/UCSMZ46ibAfOx_QpF2zxlkcw. if you can subscribe to my channel, share and activate the bell, thanks.
Discovered Freddie in 1997 listening to some old remakes. Been a devotee ever since. What a talent. I'm "tore down," man!
Freddie King was awesome a real Bluesman
Bonjour Freddy super morceaux
Where is volumn II? Can't get enough. True soulful blues.
A Blues genius...from dallas TX
Another brilliant unique bluesman. He sang and played with his soul...
🎸Ain’t like this now these guitar gods,blues at a different level guitar slinging the level of riffs is something special, singing blues king is a legend in his own right one of the great guitar gods it was in his fingers that did the talking🎸🎸🎸🎸
I get the feeling if Freddy never existed that Clapton and Stevie Ray wouldn't have existed and there would be a void in the space-time-music continuum
i think that too!!
Freddy is greater than B.B. and Albert.
my dog can bark louder than your cat!!
Srv plays after Albert king
And Hendrix....
One ofThe best album ever recorded
i agree...
Smokin Joe Kubek ( RIP 2015). Played with Freddie at 16!! Died the same way at 57 Smokin. Eating and hard traveling life.
Thanks for putting this up. This volume not easy to find and not cheap when you do.
Rich Stadium, 1973, Clapton was so drunk he could not stand.....Freddie saved the show
I’m sure alcohol was all he was doing! Lol.
I went to see Bob Dylan circa 1972 in Atlanta when he went electric with The Band. Couldn’t understand anything he said. Couldn’t complete a sentence. Mumbling thru the whole thing. Highlight was The Band minus Dylan. I had been a fan since 1965. Never again waste money on his shows.
Bought his album Self Portrait. So bad, I returned it and told them it was scratched. (I may have scratched it myself, just to be honest). He later said he was fulfilling a contract to make an album. Thanks a pantload Ahole.
Una verdadera estrella no muy conocida mis respetos
Up all night with Freddie King, I got to tell pokers his thing. Booze and ladies keep me right as long as I can make it to the show tonight.
You got that right ! They loved those poker nights at John's !
Freddy is also good guy good blues play ing
Love
Thanks for this wonderful music
thank u too...
I'm beginning to think of the 3 Kings that Freddie is my favorite. Really a feast for the ears.
Yes... I would have to agree with that statement! Freddy was a beast with a whole lot of soul!!!!
I'm with ya. Wow!
Man… they’re all so damn good! But if I HAD TO pick it’d prolly be Freddie…
They will always be the 3 king's i love each one of them.
How am I 40 and never heard of Freddy King??? Life changing!!!
if u're in to blues u've to heard him... but never too late...lol...👍🎸
Thx for show me that 24 years it's not to late. 🙂 After years and years wastet on the Rap (because it was never my Music), I finaly found Freddy ❤️🔥
Freddie is the KING of Kings!!
in deed!!
Raza única del blues inmortal
great thank you
A true legend just listen melodic solos for days one of the best
yes man!!
That is music
How could 38 people dislike this? Just move on man!
some people like ''dubstep'' and they call that music... what u can say.... lol...🎸🎶😎
I agree
The King, The Best !!!!!
IMHO, Freddy's the King of the Kings when it comes guitar playing with feeling.
But he's the least of the Vocalist
All three Kings are different. Freddy sounds more classic RnB but he probable left more test pieces for self-respecting blues guitarists than BB and Albert
Thanks SO much for sharing. 1st song I heard of his was “Hideaway” it made me love the blues. Can’t get enough Freddie !!!
just discover the song,love it so much man , the tone,licks and all!
wow... powerful music.
Alegre Freddy me encanta yo soy más del hard rock pero este chabon me alucina . Desde Rosario Argentina
absolutely tremendous music
KING OF KINGS
Really Nice, All My Love!
Such beautiful music
37 min my Favorite that i dont forget at which time its comin
Thanks so much for the track list, some I knew down below my soul, others, I'd never heard. Y'alright.
My favorite blues singer I mean sanga!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
❤
Freddy King is the real thing .
🌟💎🌟😉😎
Nice freddy KING 👌😁
thanks..
🌟🌠💎🌟😉😎
Awesome Mr. King, amazing guitar !!!!
This guy is just too much man, simply the best of em all.
pure blues my friend!!! u're so rigth man!!👍👌🎸🎶
@@VagelisStefanatos This is a wonderful collection of Freddie's best stuff. Thank you so much. Back around 1966 I got to talk to Mike Bloomfield backstage at a Butterfield concert at Clark University. I asked him his influences, and he said "The three Kings." I hadn't heard of Freddie at the time. Now I like him the best, though each has his own great style. I think more people would cover Freddie's songs, but his voice is so high few can handle it.
Great album, love this blues!
Thanks for posting all these cool songs
Freddy is awesome ! My good friend Jeff Barnett introduced me to his music in the early eighties, I was totally amazed ! Jeff you out there somewhere ?! Long live Freddy the King ng
👍👌
1 You Know That You Love Me 0:00
2 See See Baby 2:17
3 You've Got To Love Her With A Feeling 4:32
4 Have You Ever Loved A Woman 7:45
5 Hide Away 10:48
6 I Love That Woman 13:25
7 Lonesome Whistle Blues 16:12
8 If You Believe (In What You Do) 18:57
9 It's Too Bad (Things Are Going So Tough) 21:54
10 I'm Tore Down 24:58
11 Onion Rings 27:34
12 Sen-Sa-Shun 30:34
13 Side Tracked 33:24
14 The Stumble 36:26
15 San-Ho-Zay 39:36
16 Wash Out 42:27
17 Just Pickin' 44:59
18 Heads Up 47:27
19 Christmas Tears 49:55
20 Let Me Be (Stay Away From Me) 52:41
21 Takin' Care Of Business 55:06
22 You Mean Mean Woman (How Can Your Love Be True) 57:48
23 I Hear Jingle Bells 1:00:28
24 In The Open 1:03:03
25 Out Front 1:05:55
Happy listening and jamming everybody!
Thanks!
@@emarcolino Ola cara,confira minha interpretaçao do solo de "Have you ever loved a woman":ruclips.net/video/S2if82w3cMM/видео.html,caso goste veja meus outros videos tem mais do Freddie King,e de outros mestres do blues e do rock:ruclips.net/channel/UCSMZ46ibAfOx_QpF2zxlkcw. se puder se inscreva no meu canal,compartilhe e ative o sino,valeu.
@@bluesrockguitar93 Não, obrigado
@@emarcolino Obrigado mestre.
@@bluesrockguitar93 Foi uma brincadeira rsrs vou conferir.
Freddie King was the King of the 'Three Kings'. His singing style later on, he did on purpose. In order to be different to B.B. King. He was told that he sounded to much like BB. Now, THAT is amazing. On top, Freddie was a much better guitarist. Damn, he was the best! No wonder Stevie Ray Vaughan looked up to him.
👍👌🎸
Mil gracias por esta!
thanks for posting you know the blues
thanks.. glad u liked it,,,
Perfection...go'head...say sumpin'.
lol...😉 Gotcha...
yeahhh
Baby makin music
szenznzációs!
BEST
yo, thx for posting, you rock!
thanks man!!!
♥♥♥
One of my favorites is ANGELINE & A Christmas tune, CHRISTMAS TEARS ?
BOGOWIE GITAR są Afroamerykanami i ten fakt BARDZO MNIE CIESZY :)
zapomniałeś o białych, nie bluźnij facet, Robert Fripp, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Brian May, Eddie Van Halen, Carlos Santana również należą do elity, nie wspomnę już Tadeusza Nalepy
Eddie!
Foda desse álbum é que, se eu venho ouvir ele, eu não consigo ouvir só uma música, ou pular a faixa. Tem que ser full.
#ugottalisten2b4udie #FreddieKing #blues
#ugottalisten2b4udie #FreddieKing #Blues
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Class of 2012 #Guitar
Notable instruments Gibson Les Paul Gibson ES-345
1952 King started work in a steel mill the same year he married another Texas native Jessie Burnett. They had 7 kids
To bad those Tulsa boys, Leon & Shelter records got him too much Heroin!
3:58 this lick
FUCK YES
his last name ain't King for nothin'
right....👍
Something about Freddie's vocals reminds me of Sam and Dave.
Time stamps
Я понемаю тебя оператор модератор ты говориш мне слушай музыку смотри женщин не лез в еврейские разборки олигархов и технологии царей мира ты все верно сказал вовка помогает европе по белеть и себе помог.
Eric Clapton copied this cat.Period
yes.....
De puta madre
they always ruin it when they sing
To each his own, this dude made music period.