Freddie is just fabulous! His guitar style is very original and distinctive and his voice is as smooth as silk! We miss him! Joey Vaughan "World Blues Attack"
Used to live in Austin and he came into town all the time in the 60's and 70's. What an enormous talent. As Clapton said, "Freddie King taught me all I ever needed to know."
Freddy King at his peak.The band was from Nashville as was DJ/MC Hoss Allen.
Billy Cox was the killer Bass player who was a few years later in "The band of Gypsys" with Jimi Hendrix.Dig that FUNKY drummer....The great Gatemouth Brown is fronting this band....I wore out my videoof this performance. In spite of all the stupid lame comments you read on Youtube...Fredy King was on top of the heap...For so many reasons...Find out yourself...
Wow, very cool, Shawn. Where on earth did you find this? Viewers, there are actually two videos here. The first is great but the second is even better...
Freddy...the most understated "king"...he was so bad!!!.....always...to this day..I mention him..and people think I'm talking about the repairman..they have no clue what he meant to rock and roll...
Who else can pull off the quarter note bend on the fifth in a major tone song? 0:41
iceman273 6 hours ago
Estoy descubriendo a este tipo y es genial, cómo toca.
honkytonkwomen69 4 weeks ago
Yo man, can you please make this video downloadable. Thanks very much
FICHTNER02 1 month ago
There's another video on here of Gatemouth Brown playing the same show... I think that's him playing rhythm on the Rick.
timtimminz 3 months ago
@timtimminz Yes, that is Gatemouth on the Rick. Also, that's Billy Cox (Band of Gypsies) on bass.
jplew138 3 months ago in playlist The Blues
Guitar like a red-hot iron, voice as smooth as cream. They don't make 'em like this anymore.
SconeMason 4 months ago
I like to watch these bluesie dinosaurs
kickalion 8 months ago
His tone on "San-Ho-Zay" is absolutely KILLER.
jplew138 8 months ago in playlist The Blues
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jplew138 8 months ago in playlist The Blues
dear lord this is badass
TheNewGuy7575 1 year ago
HAHAHA now i know where stevie got pride and joy from!!!
gobadgers257 1 year ago
His french cuff resembles a playboy bunny.
strandwolf 1 year ago
Freddie is just fabulous! His guitar style is very original and distinctive and his voice is as smooth as silk! We miss him! Joey Vaughan "World Blues Attack"
cjoey39 1 year ago
@BGo93 ABSOLUTELY Buddy
Dutchy1965 1 year ago
if it wasn't for the African Americans - we'd still be listening to Glenn Miller shit - White Honky .......
Dutchy1965 1 year ago
@Dutchy1965
well except without ellington, holiday, tatum, and all the black jazz....where would we have gotten Glenn Miller?
Dankshasta 7 months ago
Wow, what a video! Everything--guitar, vocals, and band--sounds great!
paulwhitberg 1 year ago
Freddie King has wicked chops! I see where Clapton gets a lot of his influence!
Soulshine59 1 year ago
A complete master. This is some of the best out there. Tone, control, speed, technique, !feeling! Guitar school. Really well shot video. Go buy it.
jhc1music 1 year ago
Gatemouth brown playing rythm
daisyandsteve 1 year ago
nice thanks...
rumpoose 1 year ago
amazing tone out of that es-345
willwelsh816 1 year ago
The best!!!
PortieBhoy 1 year ago
Oh yes...now you're talking! Thankyou for putting this up; Freddie was a giant in more ways than one.
clean3 1 year ago
Used to live in Austin and he came into town all the time in the 60's and 70's. What an enormous talent. As Clapton said, "Freddie King taught me all I ever needed to know."
gatorblue 1 year ago
Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page wish they could play the guitar like Freddie King.
TonyOnTheRise 1 year ago
His intrumentals were so awesome that his incredible voice gets overlooked. The way he sings "Have you ever loved a woman?" is incredible.
looptd 1 year ago
1 of the most important guitarist ever.clapton,beck,iommi,may,perry,page,schultz,etc...
diagreen 1 year ago
Sheesh... was Freddie ever good. The greasiest, tastiest phrasings ever laid down. What an amazing talent.
scottcampbell1958 1 year ago
Oh yeah, the real deal for sure! What a lineup!
bassbob42 1 year ago
king of the strings!!! definately didnt know billy cox was on bass in this either interesting stuff, nice vid
GherkinGob 2 years ago
..smokin' .....
mulldune 2 years ago
Great stuff.
Love the dancing girls.
avril2 2 years ago
es un sueño, una maravilla!. I love so much the blues!!!!!..
BluesVaughan 2 years ago
I'M TORE DOWN... Cool, Thanks !
psychkoala 2 years ago
Freddy King at his peak.The band was from Nashville as was DJ/MC Hoss Allen.
Billy Cox was the killer Bass player who was a few years later in "The band of Gypsys" with Jimi Hendrix.Dig that FUNKY drummer....The great Gatemouth Brown is fronting this band....I wore out my videoof this performance. In spite of all the stupid lame comments you read on Youtube...Fredy King was on top of the heap...For so many reasons...Find out yourself...
eloseddie 2 years ago 2
holy hell, that is billy cox. thanks for pointing that out
holjesus 2 years ago
AHHH---Great call on Gatemouth!!---sporting the smoking jacket with bow tie!!!----2 American music treasures!!!
crayhead 2 years ago
Awesome footage! Thanks for posting!
Marcacao 3 years ago
Crushes the note at 1:34..ugnhhh
porkpiepaul 3 years ago
Makes a face 1:27 OW!
56BUICKRiviera 3 years ago
Wow I'm in Dallas Right now, why can't I just have a time Machine
kingmixer 3 years ago
Will rock and roll blues ever be this good again? And how about that Atmosphere. I love how Hoss Allen calls Freddy "Honey" Too cool!
lordritchie 3 years ago 4
What a sound. What a band. What go-go dancers. All riffs must be measured against these songs.
Sincopare 3 years ago 4
Wow, very cool, Shawn. Where on earth did you find this? Viewers, there are actually two videos here. The first is great but the second is even better...
TheWoodstockChannel 3 years ago 3
I think you can get this on vhs or dvd the whole performance. try ebay
56BUICKRiviera 3 years ago
this really rocks! playing without a pick...very nice
ciaobebbo050 3 years ago 3
He's using a finger pick (on the end of his finger) and usually used a thumb pick also.
sam19851 3 years ago 2
Plastic thumb pick/medal finger pick...for those who care about such details.
SugarXMind99 2 years ago
I LOVE IT
BigDBlues 3 years ago 8
This is the BEST video on youtube. I love how he's all about NOT blowing his cool at the break at 1:15...just be cool, man. Thank God for youtube!
Sincopare 3 years ago 6
Freddy...the most understated "king"...he was so bad!!!.....always...to this day..I mention him..and people think I'm talking about the repairman..they have no clue what he meant to rock and roll...
kdw456 3 years ago 13
@kdw456 yes true...but at least we know
Dutchy1965 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
Such an amazing guitarist. Thank very much for uploading this.
upchuck7 3 years ago 4
thanx for"TUBE"ing this brilliant artist for the people who love to see more than a twice this THING called king of the kings
mebloke69 3 years ago 5
thanks for watching :D
specter1001 3 years ago