Freddy King - 17 Original Greatest Hits
Review by Ashutosh Dubey
17 Original Greatest Hits by Freddy King is a timeless album that showcases the blues legend's exceptional talent and artistry. The album features a collection of his most popular and enduring tracks, including "Hide Away," "San-Ho-Zay," and "I'm Tore Down."
King's signature guitar playing is the highlight of the album, with his distinctive style and sound shining through on every track. His soulful vocals and heartfelt lyrics also add depth and emotion to the songs, making them all the more powerful.
The album is a must-have for fans of blues music, as well as anyone who appreciates great guitar playing and strong songwriting. It's a testament to King's enduring legacy and his influence on generations of musicians who followed in his footsteps.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Christmas Tears | ||
| Hide Away | ||
| Look Ma I'M Crying | ||
| See See Baby | ||
| You'Ve Got To Love Her With Feeling | ||
| I'M Tore Down | ||
| Heads Up | ||
| Some Other Day, Some Other Time | ||
| Onion Rings | ||
| Have You Ever Loved A Woman | ||
| What About Love | ||
| Side Tracked | ||
| Lonesome Whistle Blues | ||
| San-Ho-Zay | ||
| Hi Rise | ||
| Full Time Love | ||
| (The Welfare) Turn It'S Back On You |
Video
Freddy King - See See Baby
Freddie King - Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Live)
Freddy King - Hide Away - 1961 45rpm
Freddie King - Side Tracked
Freddie King - Christmas Tears (Federal Records 1961)
Heads Up by Freddy King
Freddy King - San Ho Zay
Freddie King You've Got To Love Her With Feeling
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Catalog Numbers
K-5012XLabels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Reissue
- Compilation
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Distributed By | Gusto Records |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Guitar | Freddy King |
| Vocals | Freddy King |
Notes
- ©℗ 1988 Gusto Records, Inc.
- Back cover: Distributed by Gusto Records, P.O. Box 60306, Nashville, Tenn. 37206.
- Label: Distributed by Highland Music, Suite 1415 West One Parklane Boulevard, Dearborn, Michigan 48126.
- Also Issued by Gusto Records on 1977.
Summary by Ashutosh Dubey
Comments
What is a northwest dance? Freddy King is from Texas and played Chicago style blues, correct? Not trying to start an argument, I'm just confused. I'm a millennial.
Another great sound coming from the great pacific northwest, thanks, TM
Defiantly the sound of Northwest Rock N' Roll
I have played this song over 1,000 times and it never gets old! Thanks Freddie - and let's not forget Albert and BB!!!
Wake up
Absolutely beautiful...?????????????
Freddie
4 people have no feeling. ?
She made a blind man see. She made a dumb man talk. Can't tell you Freddie what she did to me man.
It looks like he's sporting a Gibson Les Paul Jr with a P90 pickup which is not what he used in the '60s later on
Thanks "Heath Wilson" for this great Opus... ????
Move those politicians off Mt. Rushmore and put Freddie, Albert and B.B. up there.
beautiful blues music!
i think he made have copped a little feel from merle travis' 'black diamond blues' @1:30.
The guitar sounds a tiny bit out of tune lol
Wanted to hear it for long time ???
This is way too fast
6/6/22 ?
this is out of tune
I remember when this came out in 1961. I was 13, and of course just had to learn to play it. What fun!
Hey! I hear "Peter Gunn"!
RIP and long live Freddie King (September 3, 1934 – December 28, 1976), aged 42
You will always be remembered as a legend.
You will always be remembered as a legend.
Un magnifico rockin!!!
Listen to san ho zay it's way more gritty and wild
That sound!
!st heard this on KPRC Radio Beaumont, Texas 2 weeks later Freddie played a t Joe Bailey's Fish Camp on the Neches rive in Bridge City Texas.
Wow ?
The instrumental, there no where for anyone to hide.
