Freddie King - Complete King Federal Singles (2CD) 2012 FLAC

Freddie King - Complete King Federal Singles (2CD) 2012 FLAC

Tracks:

CD 1 – 01:19:46

01. You've Got To Love Her With A Feeling (1960) - 3:16
02. Have You Ever Loved A Woman (1960) - 3:08
03. Hide Away (1961) - 2:40
04. I Love The Woman (1961) - 2:50
05. Lonesome Whistle Blues (1961) - 2:50
06. It's Too Bad Things Are Going So Tough (1961) - 3:08
07. San-Ho-Zay! (1961) - 2:55
08. See See Baby (1961) - 2:19
09. I'm Tore Down (1961) - 2:39
10. Sen-Sa-Shun (1961) - 2:54
11. Christmas Tears (1961) - 2:49
12. I Hear Jingle Bells (1961) - 2:38
13. If You Believe (In What You Do) (1961) - 3:00
14. Heads Up (1961) - 2:32
15. Takin' Care Of Business (1962) - 2:49
16. Stumble, The (1962) - 3:15
17. Side Tracked (1962) - 3:06
18. Sittin' On The Boat Dock (1962) - 3:08
19. Do The President Twist (1962) - 2:46
20. What About Love (1962) - 2:28
21. Texas Oil (1962) - 2:27
22. Come On (1962) - 3:37
23. Just Pickin' (1962) - 2:33
24. (Let Your Love) Watch Over Me (1962) - 4:15
25. You Can't Hide (1962) - 3:04
26. In The Open (1962) - 2:58
27. I'm On My Way To Atlanta (1962) - 3:40

CD 2 – 01:19:06

01. It's So Easy, Child (1962) - 3:11
02. Bossa Nova Watusi Twist, The (1963) - 2:51
03. Look Ma, I'm Cryin' (1963) - 3:13
04. (I'd Love To) Make Love To You (1963) - 2:21
05. One Hundred Years (1963) - 2:27
06. (The Welfare) Turns It's Back On You (1963) - 2:41
07. You're Barkin' Up The Wrong Tree (1963) - 2:45
08. Surf Monkey (1963) - 2:27
09. Monkey Donkey (1963) - 2:39
10. Meet Me At The Station (1964) - 2:47
11. King-A-Ling (1964) - 2:58
12. Driving Sideways (1964) - 2:50
13. Someday, After A While (You'll Be Sorry) (1964) - 4:36
14. She Put The Whammy On Me (1964) - 4:57
15. High Rise (1964) - 3:06
16. Now I've Got A Woman (1964) - 3:06
17. Onion Rings (1964) - 3:04
18. Some Other Day, Some Other Time (1964) - 2:45
19. Manhole (1964) - 2:21
20. If You Have It (1965) - 2:28
21. I Love You More Everyday (1965) - 2:56
22. Full Time Love (1965) - 2:31
23. She's The One (1965) - 2:50
24. Use What You've Got (1966) - 3:07
25. Double Eyed Whammy (1966) - 2:46
26. You've Got Me Licked (1967) - 2:46
27. Girl From Kookamunga (1967) - 2:37

As blues historian and music journalist Bill Dahl points out in his exhaustive liner notes for the wonderful Freddie King set The Complete King Federal Singles, while the legendary guitarist is usually seen as a Texas blues firebrand, King actually spent better than a decade circa 1950 to 1963 living and playing in Chicago. Originally mentored by guitarists like Jimmy Rogers, Eddie Taylor, and Robert Jr. Lockwood, King became one of the innovators of the West Side sound along with other young six-string talents like Magic Sam and Otis Rush.

As Dahl also points out, it was the twin influences of Texas bluesmen like T-Bone Walker and Lightnin' Hopkins and the blues he heard, and played, in Chicago that made Freddie King a unique figure on the modern blues scene. More than any of his peers, King enjoyed modest success on the pop charts, primarily through the better than two-dozen singles he released on the associated King and Federal Records labels between 1960 and 1967. Freddie's melodic licks and unique finger-picked guitar style, as heard on these singles, would be a major influence on a generation of British blues-rockers like Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck.

King laid the foundation for his legacy with the 54 sides that he recorded for King and Federal, and while there are more than a few clunkers to be found among the tracks preserved by The Complete King Federal Singles, the gold far outweighs these forgettable moments. Highly recommended for any old-school blues fan, fan of blues guitar, or even the newcomer navigating their way through the history of the genre, Freddie King's The Complete King Federal Singles is essential listening.



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