Es uno de mis discos favoritos de blues sin duda, Si pudiera le daría 10 estrellas!
Trae de todo vocales grasosas, guitar con steel-pick, y una buena banda detras de el master. Este disco y el "Texas Cannonball" son mis discos favoritos de Freddie King, pero creo que este se la lleva por ser un poco mas rock-blues, la canción Woman Across the River fue tocada recientemente por los Allman Brothers (en Hitting The Note), haciendo un trabajo soberbio, pero esta es la original. Freddie King es el blues en persona, Su influencia se puede notar en muchos músicos desde Gilmore, Texas; hasta pasando el Atlántico en tornamesas de Eric Clapton, Paul Kossoff, Mick Taylor y Peter Green, ahí nadamas, para que sepan quien es este gran guitarrista. Saludos y disfrútenlo!
This is one of my all time favorite Blues albums without a doubt. If i could, i would give this one 10 stars also!!
It has everything, gritty vocals, steel-picked guitar notes that will cut you in half, and a tight backing band. This album and "Texas Cannonball" are my fave Freddie King albums and the feel is similar on both, although this one has a slight edge and this could be because the choice of songs is stronger on this c.d..
"Woman Across The River' was covered recently by The Allman Bros(on Hitting The Note) they did a superb job also, but here is the original....Percy Mayfields song "Danger Zone" is handled exquisitely by Freddie and the blues shuffles "Yonder Wall" and "I'm Ready' just leave you breathless!
Whenever i remember seeing Freddie perform live, even today, the hairs on my head tend to stand on edge...he was a rivetting powerhouse of a man, standing 6 feet 6 inches tall. To me Freddie King WAS the meaning of Electric Blues! Personified!
His influence spread far and wide from Gilmore,Texas across the Atlantic to the turntables of Eric Clapton , Paul Kossoff, Mick Taylor & Peter Green.
It has everything, gritty vocals, steel-picked guitar notes that will cut you in half, and a tight backing band. This album and "Texas Cannonball" are my fave Freddie King albums and the feel is similar on both, although this one has a slight edge and this could be because the choice of songs is stronger on this c.d..
"Woman Across The River' was covered recently by The Allman Bros(on Hitting The Note) they did a superb job also, but here is the original....Percy Mayfields song "Danger Zone" is handled exquisitely by Freddie and the blues shuffles "Yonder Wall" and "I'm Ready' just leave you breathless!
Whenever i remember seeing Freddie perform live, even today, the hairs on my head tend to stand on edge...he was a rivetting powerhouse of a man, standing 6 feet 6 inches tall. To me Freddie King WAS the meaning of Electric Blues! Personified!
His influence spread far and wide from Gilmore,Texas across the Atlantic to the turntables of Eric Clapton , Paul Kossoff, Mick Taylor & Peter Green.
ROLAS:
1. Woman Across The River 2:49$0.99
2. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man 4:50$0.99
3. The Danger Zone 4:34$0.99
4. Boogie Man 3:47$0.99
5. Leave My Woman Alone 3:35$0.99
6. Just A Little Bit 2:30$0.99
7. Yonder Wall 2:27$0.99
8. Help Me Through The Day 4:30$0.99
9. I'm Ready 3:46$0.99
10. Trouble In Mind 3:43$0.99
11. You Don't Have To Go 2:56$0.99
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