Freddie "The Texas Cannonball" King (3 de Septiembre, 1934 – 28 de Diciembre, 1976) influyente guitarrista y cantante blusero Norteamericano conocido por sus temas "Hide Away", "Have You Ever Loved A Woman", y "The Stumble". En el año 2003 fue colocado en la posición 25 por la revista Rolling Stone en la lista de los 100 mejores guitarristas de la historia.
Discografía seleccionada:
Discografía seleccionada:
1953. Several sides for the Parrot label.
1956. 45 r.p.m. record for El-Bee. Side A: "Country Boy", side B: "That's What You Think".
1956. 45 r.p.m. record for El-Bee. Side A: "Country Boy", side B: "That's What You Think".
Le King/Le Federal
762- Freddy King Sings (1991)
773- Lets Hide Away and Dance Away with Freddy King (1961)
777- Freddy King, Lulu Reed & Sonny Thompson, Two Boys and a Girl (1962)
821- Bossa Nova and the Blues (1963)
856- Freddy King goes Surfin' (overdubbed crowd noise, reissue of LP 773) (1963)
928- Bonanza of Insrumentals (1965)
931- Freddie King Sings Again (1965)
45 rpm. – "Christmas Tears"/"I Hear Jingle Bells"
762- Freddy King Sings (1991)
773- Lets Hide Away and Dance Away with Freddy King (1961)
777- Freddy King, Lulu Reed & Sonny Thompson, Two Boys and a Girl (1962)
821- Bossa Nova and the Blues (1963)
856- Freddy King goes Surfin' (overdubbed crowd noise, reissue of LP 773) (1963)
928- Bonanza of Insrumentals (1965)
931- Freddie King Sings Again (1965)
45 rpm. – "Christmas Tears"/"I Hear Jingle Bells"
Cotillion
Freddie king is a Blues master (1969) SD 9004
My Feeling for the Blues (1970) SD 9016
Freddie king is a Blues master (1969) SD 9004
My Feeling for the Blues (1970) SD 9016
Shelter
Getting Ready (1971) SW8905
The Texas Cannonball (1972) SW8913
Woman Across The River (1973) SW8921
Getting Ready (1971) SW8905
The Texas Cannonball (1972) SW8913
Woman Across The River (1973) SW8921
RSO
Burglar (1974) SO4803
Freddie King Larger Than Life (1975) SO4811
Freddie King 1934-1976 831817-2
Burglar (1974) SO4803
Freddie King Larger Than Life (1975) SO4811
Freddie King 1934-1976 831817-2
Modern Blues
721. Just Pickin'. This is a reissue of the two all-instrumental King/Federal LPs Let's Hide Away and Dance Away, and Freddy King Gives You A Bonanza of Instrumentals. It is highly recommended by reviewer Johnny Harper of the "there" website.
722. Freddy King Sings (CD). Reissue of Freddy's first King/Federal album. "Twelve fine tunes including the catchy, hard-groovin', and much-covered 'I'm Tore Down,' and numerous slow blues numbers including 'Have You Ever Loved A Woman'."2
King
All His Hits (King CD 5012 includes "Christmas Tears" and "(What'cha gonna do when) The Welfare Turns Its Back On You".
721. Just Pickin'. This is a reissue of the two all-instrumental King/Federal LPs Let's Hide Away and Dance Away, and Freddy King Gives You A Bonanza of Instrumentals. It is highly recommended by reviewer Johnny Harper of the "there" website.
722. Freddy King Sings (CD). Reissue of Freddy's first King/Federal album. "Twelve fine tunes including the catchy, hard-groovin', and much-covered 'I'm Tore Down,' and numerous slow blues numbers including 'Have You Ever Loved A Woman'."2
King
All His Hits (King CD 5012 includes "Christmas Tears" and "(What'cha gonna do when) The Welfare Turns Its Back On You".
Rhino
Hide Away: the Best of Freddy King (Rhino R2 71510) includes the instrumentals "Remington Ride" and "The Stumble".
Hide Away: the Best of Freddy King (Rhino R2 71510) includes the instrumentals "Remington Ride" and "The Stumble".
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