Freddie King - Ain't Nobody's Business (Live At The Sugarbowl 1972)

[garysremodel]

Seems to me that Freddie King got the most out of every lick and had a really fast pickin" hand. It sounds like he's all over the fret board, but he played simple licks lightning fast & the tone on his guitar was fucking powerful. Match that with his strong soulful voice, and a tight ass band. I wish I could have seen this outfit live back in the day. Too bad that FK was over shadowed in fame by the "other two Kings" Albert and B.B. Great music!

[flavorextract]

What two fools would dislike this?

[kyla2112]

Was he opening for Grand Funk here?

[thelenis]

wow....that was heavy

[6whatusay9]

The drummer is so awesome; The piano player has the most awesome side burns; the guitar is crying the blues and freddie's voice is so smooth. These people are the bees knees.

[Bluesful1]

This is great!!Blues with a feeling.really!!!Freddie was and to me is allways one of the greatest guitarists.So SUPER BAND in this consert too!!!

[57Stratocat]

Got to see Freddy many times, and no one had his commanding presence and chops. No one.

But help me understand - "The Superbowl" in South Carolina? The Cowboys beat the Dolphins in the '72 Super Bowl - in New Orleans.  Someone tell me "The Superbowl" was a venue name...

[OfficialNsteady]

@57Stratocat It wasn't a venue name. I live in south carolina and i've never heard of it called the superbowl or even the sugar bowl for that matter. I believe this was at the old shrine bowl stadium.

[tdziak]

@57Stratocat I'm betting the title "Sugarbowl" is correct and the narrative "Superbowl" is not. Love his '72 ES-355 (Gibson embossed pickups).

[Brovoll]

Freddy was just amazing

[private0yanagi]

I am listening. I was waiting for this movie very long. So wonderful!

[lecra22]

se lo afano a pappo

[MrNAGAMASA]

素晴らしいです♪

[bluesboyken]

Practice people!! The amount of soul and passion here can never be recreated.

[TheBigBluesFan]

I've been listening to a lot of the Three Kings lately.

This one here is one of my favourites from dear ol' Freddie.

Glad to know the young generation digs the blues.

[dorisu]

My god, what a voice, what a guitar talent. This man knew what he was doing.

[barrolds]

You cant beat freddy ..plenty of imitations ,some ok covers of the songs he did by clapton ect..But when you hear freddy he flattens the lot... whoaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[drgonzo71]

If you'd laid off the ham and bacon, maybe you'd still be around today, dammit...

[DranoBlueslick]

,,,,can I get an Amen?

[ststephen909]

@DranoBlueslick Amen

[Bryangoestoschool]

@DranoBlueslick Amen!



[NoRosesForMe]

@DranoBlueslick *~**♥~Amen~♥**~*

[kissyxander]

I can get a great band together. I can probably cop all the guitar licks. But what in hell am I going to do about the VOICE???? Phew, better give up....

[Zyderos]

Ohh yeaahhh

[39StreetProductions]

Holy shit this is fuckin awesome. I was born in the wrong generation.

[steelelepahant7]

@39StreetProductions You weren't born in the wrong generation, you just have to appreciate what was done before some of our times. Unfortunatley, I am not sure even the people at this concert knew what they were listening to at the time. I can appreciate alot in the time I live now.

[PindamonhaMAN]

@steelelepahant7 what a great comment man, really... one of the best i've read in YT

[drgonzo71]

@39StreetProductions Well, If you figure out time travel, take me with you.

[bluesclassic]

K I N G

[catfish36]

the sh*t