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Freddie King - Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Live At The Sugarbowl 1972)

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Uploaded by on Jun 5, 2010

Captured on September 22nd in South Carolina at the Superbowl, this blissful concert shows off the full range of
Freddie King's remarkable voice & guitar playing. Very funky concert.

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  • This Rascals awesome.

  • el maestro de clapton je....

  • oh dios.... oh mi dios...uno ve esto y lo compara con los exponentes e los grammy 2012 y comprende que sacando a la aguilera, ya se ven pocos especímenes con sangre...

  • chills

  • The Three Kings are all great in each right Albert BB Freddie "The Texas Cannonball" His Style was in your face blues!! Thank God for Albert who mentored Stevie Ray Vaughn and of Course BBKing The King of the Blues Also props to Luther Allison Buddy Guy Albert Collins and so many many others in a long list who were all influenced by The Late great"Robert Johnson" Long Live The Blues

  • One of the best ever. 

  • Wow, One the three Kings of Blues!!!

  • I have the feeling some of these people didn't really realize who they were witnessing

  • Drummer's ,  bass player name?

  • Nobody brought it like Freddie brought it! I mean NOBODY!! Eric Clapton played this song with serious feeling and gave it justice. But nobody can touch Freddie on this one...AMAZING!!!

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