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Francis Kralovec

One of my favorite blues songs of all time...

bluesclassic

real king

Luciano Marapode

vas a arrepentir eso ya lo se

Josky

@Kenya Nkhrumah "Freddy King is unique in that his vocal prowess..." I totally agree! In fact, vocals/singing are where most white blues guitarists/bands are lacking most imho! When it comes to singing, I'd rather listen to Jimi Hendrix; Albert, Freddie, or BB King; Robert Johnson, Buddy Guy, or Junior Wells, MUCH more than J Mayall, E Clapton, or S R Vaughan.I think R Plant's up there with the best tho. Or at least, he was in his prime.

Josky

+yourtreat2 "amazingly poor job"- fuck no, he did an amazingly GREAT job imo. I prefer PG's version of this tune, too, but I also enjoy Mr. F.K.'s in its own right. Regarding the Mayall album 'A Hard Road', which contains the abovementioned PG guitarwork, to which you have referred, it was released in 1967, not '65.

daniel lemon

some proper R'n'B

Cora Visser

awesome awesome is this so beautifull played ,incredible.

Ade Satria Elisman

Hail to the KING!!

bluelightproductions

Maybe he was in a hurry that day,bee-atch.

Kenya Nkhrumah

Freddy King is unique in that his vocal prowess and his guitar technique and tone are singularly, and conjointly masterful, and that he is, in fact, a commanding influence in what became British And American Rock, ie, Clapton et al. The bite, the sting, the pulloff, the burn, the scorch, the bend, the bite/simmer.

Daniel Higgins

@yourtreat2 Oh wait...let me guess..."you" can do better...yeah, right.

Marco Chiapponi

freddy è anche tutto!!!!

yourtreat2

Freddie was the King and creator of this great song, but given his amazing ability and talent he did an amazingly poor job of playing on this song. I do mean amazing. Freddie's playing and sound is actually terrible on this song, and I AM a Freddie King fan. Peter Greene and John Mayall took this song and (far beyond what Clapton ever has done with it in the past 50 years, they recorded a version approx. 1965 that STILL beats any other). Here it is: watch?v=a9lxHeqPkeE

spacedoginnebraska

This may be one of my favorite blues recordings of all time.......I don't think it gets the respect it deserves, so HERE'S to FREDDY!

bratt4

Amen Freddie.

David Cascant

Muchísimas gracias por compartir esta tremenda interpretación.

Peter Williams

Freddie and EC are the best guitarists in history

fillette71200

boufffff ça fout la chair de poule !!!

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