17 Greatest Hits - Freddie King

17 Greatest Hits

Freddie King

  • Genre: Blues
  • Release Date: 1995-01-01
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 17

  • ℗ 1972 Gusto Records, Inc.

Tracks

Title Artist Time Spothifi
1
You’ve Got to Love Her With Freddie King 3:14 Spothifi USD 1.29
2
Have You Ever Loved a Woman Freddie King 3:05 Spothifi USD 1.29
3
Hide Away Freddie King 2:36 Spothifi USD 1.29
4
Lonesome Whistle Blues Freddie King 2:57 Spothifi USD 1.29
5
San-Ho-Zay Freddie King 2:34 Spothifi USD 1.29
6
See See Baby Freddie King 2:16 Spothifi USD 1.29
7
I'm Tore Down Freddie King 2:37 Spothifi USD 1.29
8
Heads Up Freddie King 2:30 Spothifi USD 1.29
9
Christmas Tears Freddie King 2:46 Spothifi USD 1.29
10
Side Tracked Freddie King 3:04 Spothifi USD 1.29
11
What About Love Freddie King 2:31 Spothifi USD 1.29
12
Look Ma, I'm Crying Freddie King 3:09 Spothifi USD 1.29
13
The Welfare (Turns Its Back On Freddie King 2:40 Spothifi USD 1.29
14
Onion Rings Freddie King 3:01 Spothifi USD 1.29
15
Hi Rise Freddie King 3:01 Spothifi USD 1.29
16
Some Other Day, Some Other Tim Freddie King 2:47 Spothifi USD 1.29
17
Full Time Love Freddie King 2:26 Spothifi USD 1.29

Reviews

  • Great Original Blues

    5
    By kmanzappa
    Great ORIGINAL Blues! Freddy was inducted into the 2012 class of the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. Awesome blues guitar an vocals that many have ripped off over the decades.
  • Frddy King & Freddie King

    5
    By Cx500c
    I loved this cd. After I loaded it on my ipod I listened to it back to back 10 times.If you like original R&B you won't be dissapointed.
  • Freddie King IS a Blues Master!!

    5
    By CoolFreeHardBop3
    How can you NOT love FK? "Lonesome Whistle Blues" and "Remington Ride" are awesome, then you have "Hide Away" and all the rest. Required listening.
  • Freddy King: 17 Greatest Hits

    5
    By Lame Lester
    It is really hard to decide who is the greatest blues singer/guitarist named King. BB is incomparable with his range of range of sweet vocals and lyrical emotional power. In many ways he defines the modern blues guitar. Albert is more primitive, powerful, earthier and delivers no nonsense get down blues that get you deep in the gut. But if you haven't heard Freddy King you're in for a treat - a simpler, rocking, but lip curling Texas blues artist that doesn't quit. I love 'em all and can listen to Freddy "anytime anywhere".