Freddie_King-Blues_Journey_Vol._2_(Live)-WEB-2020-ENRiCH

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ARTIST.....: Freddie King
TITLE......: Blues Journey Vol. 2 (Live)
LABEL......: RCA/Prime / Great American Record Company
GENRE......: Blues
RIP DATE...: 2020-04-12
RETAIL DATE: 2020-03-27
RUNTIME....: 1:19:43
TRACKS.....: 11
SIZE.......: 184.37MB
QUALITY....: 320kbps 44.1kHz
CODEC......: MP3 (MPEG-2 Audio Layer III)
ENCODER....: LAME
URL........: https://play.google.com/store/music/album?id=Bqel5wuy7jxipovawtbrwho5vme

Tracklist:
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01. Have You Ever Loved a Woman (Take 1) (Live)             12:47
02. Kings Thing (Live)                                      11:36
03. Let the Good Times Roll (Version 2 Live)                02:11
04. Look Over Yonder Wall (Live)                            07:10
05. Messin' With the Kid (Live)                             04:23
06. Mojo Boogie (Live)                                      07:18
07. Pack It Up (Live)                                       03:45
08. Play It Cool (Live)                                     04:06
09. Big Legged Woman (Live)                                 05:17
10. Signals of Love (Live)                                  08:15
11. TV Mama (Live)                                          12:55

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Freddie King was an American blues guitarist and singer. He
recorded several hits for Federal Records in the early 1960s. His
soulful and powerful voice and distinctive guitar style inspired
many musicians, particularly guitarists. He was inducted into the
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012.King based his guitar style on
Texas blues and Chicago blues influences. His best-known
recordings include the early instrumentals "Hide Away", "San-Ho-
Zay," and "The Stumble". The album Freddy King Sings showcased
his singing talents and included the record chart hits "You've
Got to Love Her with a Feeling" and "I'm Tore Down". He later
became involved with more rhythm and blues- and rock-oriented
producers and was one of the first bluesmen to have a multiracial
backing band at live performances.

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