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Hide Away: The Best of Freddy King

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Label: Rhino / Wea
Catalog: Music
Release date: 1993-11-16
Media: Audio CD
discs number: 1
Ean: 0081227151027
Upc: 081227151027
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Artist:
Freddie Kingsee more Popular Music by Freddie King

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Album tracks: (20)
 Country Boy - Freddie King, Whitfield
 That's What You Think - Freddie King, Whitfield
 Have You Ever Loved a Woman - Freddie King, Myles, Billy
 You've Got to Love Her With a Feeling
 Hide Away
 I Love the Woman - Freddie King, Myles, Billy
 San-Ho-Zay
 See See Baby
 Sen-Sa-Shun
 Lonesome Whistle Blues - Freddie King, Toombs, Rudy
 The Stumble
 It's Too Bad (Things Are Going So Tough)
 In the Open
 I'm Tore Down - Freddie King, Thompson, Sonny
 High Rise
 Someday After Awhile (You'll Be Sorry)
 Remington Ride - Freddie King, Remington, Herbie
 My Feeling for the Blues
 Palace of the King - Freddie King, Russell, Leon
 Going Down - Freddie King, Nix, Don

Professional Review:
Freddie King is a legend for some very good reasons. First, his clean single-string solos virtually define the modern Texas blues sound (although King himself honed his chops in Chicago). His playing was electric and country, skillful yet simple. Second, he had an uncanny knack for melodic invention. You can listen to a Freddie King solo once and whistle it the rest of the day. Last but not least, he was a remarkably expressive singer, soaring to a falsetto even more powerful than that of B.B. King. All this brilliance is here in one tidy package. You'll get the impassioned soul of "Have You Ever Loved a Woman." You'll get rumbling classics like "I'm Tore Down" and "Going Down." And best of all, you'll take your baby steps toward arena blues stardom listening to instrumentals like "San-Ho-Zay," "The Stumble," and "In the Open"--the songs that made Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan bequeath their souls to the unholy guitar. But bear in mind, if all those guitar heroes were so influenced by Freddie King, why is it that they don't sound anywhere near as great as him? Find out for yourself. And remember, the highest pitched string is the one closest to the floor. --Ken Hohman

User Reviews:
 Rating 5   Written on October 31, 1998
   Summary: Classic King
Classic King, classic blues. Much better than his work on Cottilion or Shelter (although those aren't bad, either). King's at the top of his form here, playing and singing like he was born to do both. A two-disc set would have been better, as this disc leaves out plenty of first rate material. Fans of his later material may be a little disapointed that his guitar seems sound like it was miked directly into the board--it's missing that beautiful humbucking crunch he was famous for. But I know you can live with it. BUY THIS DISK!!!

 Rating 5   Written on July 15, 1998
   Summary: Some of the best electric blues ever.
Great vocals and unbeleivably great natural guitar playing. This collection has some of his best instrumentals, of which Freddie King has no equals in blues music. Some of the tunes here have been covered by the likes of Stevie Ray Vaughn, Eric Clapton and Popa Chubby, but they always seem a little better and more to the point when Freddie King plays them. If you want to hear beautiful electric blues guitar and a slew of inventive turnarounds then pick this one up.

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CatalogMusicMusicMusicMusicMusic
Release date1993-11-161993-06-102001-04-101993-04-061993-06-10
MediaAudio CDAudio CDAudio CDAudio CDAudio CD
discs number11111
Format--Original recording remastered--
Ean00812271510270038153061227073145209092800812271190270038153061524
Upc081227151027038153061227731452090928081227119027038153061524
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