Freddie King
My Feeling For The Blues
Label: Music On Vinyl
Genre: 60s / 70s Rock / Pop / Progressive / Kraut
Availability
- LP 180gr Audiophile €20.99 Out of Stock
The first two songs, "Yonder Wall" and "The Stumble" set the tone for the whole recording. In fact, the album's opener is a laid back rendition of Elmore James's "Yonder Wall". King Curtis lays a great, soulful horn and Freddie's guitar sounds more upfront than on his previous LP. From there, My Feeling for the Blues listens as a tribute to the Giants of the Blues genre: King tackles B.B. King's "I Wonder Why" and "Woke Up This Morning", T-Bone Walker's "Stormy Monday", Jimmy Reed's "You Don't Have to Go" and Eddie 'Guitar Slim' Jones classic "The Things I Used to Do", while upping the pace with a frantic, instrumental take on Ray Charles "What'd I Say".
One of the top blues albums which was getting harder to find, is now available on vinyl again. Do yourself a favor and make sure you grab this one!