Freddie King (September 3, 1934 – December 28, 1976), thought to have been … Read Full Bio ↴Freddie King (September 3, 1934 – December 28, 1976), thought to have been born as Frederick Christian in Gilmer, Texas, originally recording as Freddy King, and nicknamed "the Texas Cannonball", was an influential African-American blues guitarist and singer. He is often mentioned as one of "the Three Kings" of electric blues guitar, along with Albert King and B.B. King (though he was the youngest of the three).
King's mother, Ella May King, and her brother, who both played the guitar, began teaching him to play at the age of six. He liked and imitated the music of Lightnin' Sam Hopkins and saxophonist Louis Jordan. He moved with his family from Texas to the southside of Chicago in 1950. There, at age 16 he used to sneak in to local clubs, where he heard blues music performed by the likes of Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, T-Bone Walker, Elmore James, and Sonny Boy Williamson. Howlin Wolf took him under his wing (or paw), and Freddie also began jamming with Muddy Waters' sidemen, who included Eddie Taylor, Jimmy Rogers, Robert Lockwood Jr. and Little Walter.
By 1952 he had started gigged at night and working days in a steel mill (by then he had married a Texas girl, Jessie Burnett). He got occasional work as a sideman on recording sessions. Two bands that he played with during this period were the Sonny Cooper Band, and Early Payton's Blues Cats. He formed the first band of his own, the Every Hour Blues Boys, with guitarist Jimmy Lee Robinson and drummer Sonny Scott.
In 1953 he made some recordings for Parrot. In 1956 he recorded "Country Boy", a duet with Margaret Whitfield, and "That's What You Think", an uptempo blues. This was for a local label, El-Bee. Robert Lockwood Jr. appeared as a sideman on guitar.
In 1959 he met Sonny Thompson, a pianist who worked for the King/Fedreal label. In 1960, he himself signed with that label; while there he often shared songwriting credits, and participated in marathon recording sessions, with Thompson. On August 26, 1960, he recorded "Have You Ever Loved a Woman" and "Hide Away", which were to become two of his most popular tunes. His debut release for the label was "You've Got To Love Her with Feeling". His second release on King/Federal was "I Love the Woman". "Hide Away" was used as the B side for this disk; that tune, a 12-bar mid-tempo shuffle in E with an infectious theme in the head section, and a memorable stop-time break that featured some robust-sounding work on the bass strings, was destined to become one of his signiature numbers. It was an adaptation of a tune by Hound Dog Taylor. It was named "Hide Away" after a popular bar in Chicago. Strictly an instrumental -- guitar with rhythm section -- it delighted everyone by crossing over and reaching #29 on the pop chart. It was later covered by Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, the Canadian guitarist Jeff Healy, and likely a majority of the bar blues bands on Planet Earth. After the success of "Hide Away", the label, which was presided over by one Syd Nathan, got Freddie and Sonny Thompson to work on making more instrumentals. This they did, producing over 30 of them during the next five years. The following is a partial list: "The Stumble," "Low Tide," "Wash Out," "Sidetracked", "San-Ho-Zay," "Heads Up," "Onion Rings," and "The Sad Nite Owl". Freddie became popular with a young white audience, in Britain as well as the United States, and his playing was a major influence on the upcoming breed of rock guitarists. During this period he was touring frequently along with the big R&B acts of the day such as Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson, James Brown. His band included his brother Benny Turner on bass; and Tyrone Davis, who would later become known in his own right, was the driver and valet.
On the personal side, Freddie was fond, perhaps overly fond, of the Chicago night life. His official website refers to him "Gambling til dawn in the backroom of Mike's cleaners." His wife, now with six children, decided to move back to Texas. Once there, she called Syd Nathan and demanded that he send her some of the royalty money due to her husband. To his credit, he sent her two thousand dollars, with which she made the down payment on a house. Realising that the family were definitely not coming back to Chicago, Freddie, in the spring of 1963, himself moved back to Texas to rejoin them.
His contract with King/Federal expired in 1966. That same year, while making a series of appearances on an R&B program called "The!!!Beat", he was noticed by Atlantic Records front man King Curtis, and in 1968 he signed with the Atlantic subsidiary, Cotillion Records. He released two records for them (see Recordings), both of which showcased his vocal talents. They were not overwhelming commercial successes; however, his first overseas tour, in 1968, was a resounding triumph, being extended from one month to three. He was "amazed by his popularity in England."1
In 1969 he hired a young member of the "counter culture", Jack Calmes, to be his manager. Calmes got him booked at the 1969 Texas Pop Festival, alongside Led Zeppelin and others; and got him signed to Leon Russell's new label, Shelter Records. Shelter records was based in Oklahoma, and featured blues/rock performers such as Linda Ronstadt and Joe Cocker. The company treated Freddie as an important artist, flying him to Chicago to the former Chess studios for th recording of his first album, and giving him a supporting cast of top-calibre session musicians -- including Russell, a rock pianist.
As were many of the top bluesmen of his generation, he was now playing what he affectionately called the "Fillmore circuit", playing alongside the big rock acts of the day for a young, mainly white, audience. As a result of his touring with Eric Clapton, the two became good friends -- Clapton held him in very high esteem -- and following his term at Shelter Records, Freddie signed with the label Clapton was recording for, RSO. His first album there, Burglar, was produced by Clapton, and had him playing on several tracks.
He continued to tour heavily. He died in Dallas in 1976 from a heart attack and complications arising from bleeding ulcers and pancreatitis. He was just 42 years of age.
King's mother, Ella May King, and her brother, who both played the guitar, began teaching him to play at the age of six. He liked and imitated the music of Lightnin' Sam Hopkins and saxophonist Louis Jordan. He moved with his family from Texas to the southside of Chicago in 1950. There, at age 16 he used to sneak in to local clubs, where he heard blues music performed by the likes of Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, T-Bone Walker, Elmore James, and Sonny Boy Williamson. Howlin Wolf took him under his wing (or paw), and Freddie also began jamming with Muddy Waters' sidemen, who included Eddie Taylor, Jimmy Rogers, Robert Lockwood Jr. and Little Walter.
By 1952 he had started gigged at night and working days in a steel mill (by then he had married a Texas girl, Jessie Burnett). He got occasional work as a sideman on recording sessions. Two bands that he played with during this period were the Sonny Cooper Band, and Early Payton's Blues Cats. He formed the first band of his own, the Every Hour Blues Boys, with guitarist Jimmy Lee Robinson and drummer Sonny Scott.
In 1953 he made some recordings for Parrot. In 1956 he recorded "Country Boy", a duet with Margaret Whitfield, and "That's What You Think", an uptempo blues. This was for a local label, El-Bee. Robert Lockwood Jr. appeared as a sideman on guitar.
In 1959 he met Sonny Thompson, a pianist who worked for the King/Fedreal label. In 1960, he himself signed with that label; while there he often shared songwriting credits, and participated in marathon recording sessions, with Thompson. On August 26, 1960, he recorded "Have You Ever Loved a Woman" and "Hide Away", which were to become two of his most popular tunes. His debut release for the label was "You've Got To Love Her with Feeling". His second release on King/Federal was "I Love the Woman". "Hide Away" was used as the B side for this disk; that tune, a 12-bar mid-tempo shuffle in E with an infectious theme in the head section, and a memorable stop-time break that featured some robust-sounding work on the bass strings, was destined to become one of his signiature numbers. It was an adaptation of a tune by Hound Dog Taylor. It was named "Hide Away" after a popular bar in Chicago. Strictly an instrumental -- guitar with rhythm section -- it delighted everyone by crossing over and reaching #29 on the pop chart. It was later covered by Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, the Canadian guitarist Jeff Healy, and likely a majority of the bar blues bands on Planet Earth. After the success of "Hide Away", the label, which was presided over by one Syd Nathan, got Freddie and Sonny Thompson to work on making more instrumentals. This they did, producing over 30 of them during the next five years. The following is a partial list: "The Stumble," "Low Tide," "Wash Out," "Sidetracked", "San-Ho-Zay," "Heads Up," "Onion Rings," and "The Sad Nite Owl". Freddie became popular with a young white audience, in Britain as well as the United States, and his playing was a major influence on the upcoming breed of rock guitarists. During this period he was touring frequently along with the big R&B acts of the day such as Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson, James Brown. His band included his brother Benny Turner on bass; and Tyrone Davis, who would later become known in his own right, was the driver and valet.
On the personal side, Freddie was fond, perhaps overly fond, of the Chicago night life. His official website refers to him "Gambling til dawn in the backroom of Mike's cleaners." His wife, now with six children, decided to move back to Texas. Once there, she called Syd Nathan and demanded that he send her some of the royalty money due to her husband. To his credit, he sent her two thousand dollars, with which she made the down payment on a house. Realising that the family were definitely not coming back to Chicago, Freddie, in the spring of 1963, himself moved back to Texas to rejoin them.
His contract with King/Federal expired in 1966. That same year, while making a series of appearances on an R&B program called "The!!!Beat", he was noticed by Atlantic Records front man King Curtis, and in 1968 he signed with the Atlantic subsidiary, Cotillion Records. He released two records for them (see Recordings), both of which showcased his vocal talents. They were not overwhelming commercial successes; however, his first overseas tour, in 1968, was a resounding triumph, being extended from one month to three. He was "amazed by his popularity in England."1
In 1969 he hired a young member of the "counter culture", Jack Calmes, to be his manager. Calmes got him booked at the 1969 Texas Pop Festival, alongside Led Zeppelin and others; and got him signed to Leon Russell's new label, Shelter Records. Shelter records was based in Oklahoma, and featured blues/rock performers such as Linda Ronstadt and Joe Cocker. The company treated Freddie as an important artist, flying him to Chicago to the former Chess studios for th recording of his first album, and giving him a supporting cast of top-calibre session musicians -- including Russell, a rock pianist.
As were many of the top bluesmen of his generation, he was now playing what he affectionately called the "Fillmore circuit", playing alongside the big rock acts of the day for a young, mainly white, audience. As a result of his touring with Eric Clapton, the two became good friends -- Clapton held him in very high esteem -- and following his term at Shelter Records, Freddie signed with the label Clapton was recording for, RSO. His first album there, Burglar, was produced by Clapton, and had him playing on several tracks.
He continued to tour heavily. He died in Dallas in 1976 from a heart attack and complications arising from bleeding ulcers and pancreatitis. He was just 42 years of age.
Rock Me Baby
Freddie King Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Rock Me Baby' by these artists:
Ac/Dc - Rolling Stones Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Albert Collins Etta James & Joe Walsh You got me runnin', you got me hidin' You got me…
Albert Collins Etta James Joe Walsh I want you to rock me, baby Rock me, baby, rock…
Albert King And Freddie King Want you to rock me Rock me all night long Rock me…
Alexis Korner I'm going down town give me a rocking chair Get my…
Andrew "B.B." Odom & the Gold Tops Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Angel and the Bad Boys I found you in a dime bag Let alone like fine…
Aretha Franklin & Otis Redding You can rock me baby You can rock me all night…
B B King Eric Clapton Buddy Guy Well now, ooh wee baby, you know I declare, you…
B-B. King Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King Eric Clapton Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King & Albert King Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King & Ensemble I've got to see you, somehow Not tomorrow, right now I kno…
B.B. King & Eric Clapton Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King & Pee Wee Crayton Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King ; Eric Clapton Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King e Eric Clapton Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
b.b. king eric clapton Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King feat. Eric Clapton Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King Featuring Eric Clapton Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King with Friends Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
B.B. King/MusicFire.in Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Bb King Eric Clapton Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
BB King & Muddy Waters Want you to rock me baby, rock me all night…
BB King & Van Morrison Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
bb king\live at st.quentin\b.b. king I've got to see you, somehow Not tomorrow, right now I kno…
Big Mama Thornton rock me babe baby rock me all night long rock me babe hony…
Big Walter Horton/Danny Kirwan/Fleetwood Mac/Honeyboy Edwards/J.T. Brown/John McVie/Otis Spann/Peter Rock me baby, rock me all night long I said…
Big Walter Horton; Danny Kirwan; Fleetwood Mac; Honeyboy Edwards; J.T. Brown; John McVie; Otis Spann Written by jeremy spencer. My baby, my baby she's so good…
Bill Medley You watched your hand hold the pen And write the note,…
Blindside Blues Band Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Bloomfield Hammond Dr.John You may call me a rollin' stone, I'm a free…
Blue Cheer Whew, whoa alright! I just wanna say I love you All night…
blues.the-butcher-590213 & ムッシュかまやつ Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Buddy Guy & John Mayer Well now, ooh wee baby, you know I declare, you…
Buddy Holly Put your arms around me now And try your best…
Burdon Eric & Animals Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Cassidy David You may call me a rolling stone I'm a freeborn man…
Charlie and the Fez Kings She called me baby, baby All night long Used to hold and…
Charlies Let me be your baby, hold me close tonight Kiss away…
Chicago Blues All-Stars Don't need to talk to my doctor Don't need to talk…
Cliff Thomas Ed And Barbara I'm gonn'a kiss you in a special way: make me…
Countdown Singers There's no way to know how this is all gonna…
Criss Peter Baby, who you been lovin' since your man's gone Baby, who…
D-Troit Ok baby rock wit me baby rock wit me Dont stop…
D.C. Rail Rock me baby for a little while Rock me baby and…
D/troit Ok baby rock wit me baby rock wit me Dont stop…
David Cassidy You may call me a rolling stone I'm a freeborn man…
David Cassidy & The Partridge Family You may call me a rolling stone I'm a freeborn man…
Dr. Feelgood Talked to my baby on the telephone, she said Stop what…
E-Rotic Rock me baby, rock me baby Can't you see my body's…
E.D.U. [Chorus: ] Oh baby please me, with your lovely lips Oh bab…
Eric Clapton Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Eric Clapton Buddy Guy B.B. King & Jimmie Vaughan Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Etta James I want you to rock me, baby Rock me, baby, rock…
Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Graham BLVD What's the matter with the clothes I'm wearing? Can't you te…
GWOP Bridge: Up, down, (yeah) round and around, You love it when…
Hot Tuna Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
iKE (B.B. King, J. Josea) Producers: Chris Lord-Aldge, Tina Tur…
Ike Turner/Tina Turner Rock me baby, rock me all night long I said…
Isaac Hayes Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
James I want you to rock me, baby Rock me, baby, rock…
JEFF BECK with B.B. KING Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Jefferson Airplane Rock me baby Rock me all night long I said rock me…
Jerry Garcia and Friends Well a when your baby is tired and she wants…
Jimi Hendrix Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Jimi Hendrix Experience Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Joe Ely Put your arms around me, now And try your best to…
Joe Williams / Muddy Waters / T-Bone Walker Want you to rock me baby, rock me all night…
John Farnham You may call me a rollin' stone, I'm a free…
John Mayer & Buddy Guy Well now, ooh wee baby, you know I declare, you…
Johnny Nash Say, say, say.... Rock me, rock me, rock me, baby Rock me…
Johnny Otis & His Orchestra I heard it came to town A new kind of rhythm Spread…
Johnny Winter Rock me baby, rock me slow Rock me rock like a…
Johnny Winter & Calvin Oh, rock me, hey Yeah Rock me, baby, rock me all night…
Johnny Winter & Calvin "Loudmouth" Johnson Oh, rock me, hey Yeah Rock me, baby, rock me all night…
Johnson Lou You can rock me baby, ha You can rock me all…
Jorma Kaukonen Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Jorma Kaukonen & Jack Casady Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Junior Wells & Buddy Guy When my baby she left me She left me with…
K-Nova Made me fall in love with you, you said you…
Kevin Coyne My baby's a hot potato This song's about a girl called…
King B.B. Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Kiss Baby, who you been lovin' since your man's gone Baby, who…
Kiss (1978) Baby, who you been lovin' since your man's gone Baby, who…
L.O.P.E 坐咧 心爱的Honey 看着真古锥 翅咧 伊迷人的实在会使人流鼻血 我们俩相亲相爱却又彼此相隔两地 想要与相思相处相信相…
Lara & Laura V1 It’s getting late and I can see things clearly. I tried…
Lil Jimmy Reed Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Lou Johnson Oh, rock me, hey Yeah Rock me, baby, rock me all night…
Louie and the Lovers I don't want to sleep I want you tonight Slip of your…
Luther Allison Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Mario Bradley What do you mean? Ohh ohh ohh When you nod your head…
Melissa Etheridge (Yeah) yeah You tried to rock and roll me You say you…
Michael Bloomfield/John Hammond Jr./Dr. John You may call me a rollin' stone, I'm a free…
Mick Kolassa Oh text me baby, please light up my telephone Text me…
Mike Bloomfield. John Paul Hammond. Dr. John You may call me a rollin' stone, I'm a free…
Muddy Waters Oh Yeah Oh Yeah Oh Yeah Oh Yeah Want you to rock me rock me…
Otis Redding You can rock me baby, ha You can rock me all…
Otis Redding and Jimi Hendrix You can rock me baby, ha You can rock me all…
Pappo Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Paul Rodgers and Company Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock baby rock Rock it to my heart Rock…
Peter Criss Baby, who you been lovin' since your man's gone Baby, who…
Pinetop Perkins Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Pinetop Perkins & Hubert Sumlin Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Pinetop Perkins - Hubert Sumlin Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Prince Here we are in this big old empty room Staring each…
Ray Collins Hot-Club Swing me baby rock me to and fro Fly me around…
REDDING Otis You can rock me baby You can rock me all night…
Rhythm &. Blues Independent Well a when your baby is tired and she wants…
Robin Trower Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Savoy Brown Stay with me baby, stick around me sometimes Stay with…
Savoy Brown Blues Band Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
Siren My baby's a hot potato This song's about a girl called…
Slim Memphis Want you to rock me baby, rock me all night…
Smooth and the Bully Boys [First Verse] Hey what's up Pop? Or should I say…
Steppenwolf She asked me maybe I would share her sorrow For all the…
Steve Kekana Say say say Rock me rock me rock me baby Rock me…
Steve Miller Band Well I've been lookin' real hard And I'm tryin' to find…
Sunny & Deck Hussy SHccDI ME BcBY SHccDI ME TONIGHT IF WE GOING TO…
Tanya Saint-Val Boy you got me untied Falling deep into your eyes…
Taste Of Mind Rock me baby! One more time again, aha! Rock me…
The Animals Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
THE BAWDIES Love is what you make it Come on baby take it I\\'m…
The Box Tops (Whew, Whoa Alright! I just wanna say I love you All night…
The Doors Want you to rock me, baby Rock me all night long Want…
The Doors & Albert King Want you to rock me Rock me all night long Rock me…
The Jimi Hendrix Experience Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
The Partridge Family You may call me a rolling stone I'm a freeborn man…
The Rolling Stones Rock me baby, rock me all night long Rock me baby,…
The Steve Miller Band King-Josea I want you to rock me, baby Rock me all night…
Tina Turner Rock me, baby, rock me all night long I said…
Turner Ike & Tina (B.B. King, J. Josea) Producers: Chris Lord-Aldge, Tina Tur…
Turner Tina & Ike Rock me baby, rock me all night long I said…
Van Morrison Me and my daddy was comin' into town (Sail away lady…
Vargas Blues Band rock me baby rock me all night long rock me baby why don't…
Vic Vergeat Band And Friends Well a when your baby is tired and she wants…
WHAT-A-NIGHT'S Stop stop in your glory Don’t go don’t snap my…
Wishbone Ash You got me running You got me hiding You got me run,…
Zephyr Tie my hands above my head Pin me down onto your…
山下久美子 泣きながら Door を叩き サヨナラをしてみたけど 壊れそうな Heart Beat 遠去かる悲しい足音 散らかった部…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Freddie King:
Ain Ain't no sunshine when she's gone It's not warm when she's…
Ain't No Big Deal On You Hey! When you first left me baby, I'll swim the…
Ain't No Sunshine Ain't no sunshine when she's gone It's not warm when she's…
Ain't Nobody's Business There is nothing I can do, nothing I can say…
Ain't Nobody's Business What We Do One day we have ham and bacon And the next day…
Ain't That I Don't Love You It ain't that I don't love you It ain't that I…
Aint No Sunshine Ain't no sunshine when she's gone It's not warm when she's…
Big Leg Woman I love the tip, I love the top I love you…
Big Legged Woman I love the tip, I love the top, I love…
Blue Shadows Blue shadows fallin', since my baby went away now Blue shado…
Boogie Man I gotta funky reputation .......... Cause I like to get low…
Can't Trust Your Neighbor Hit me in the the eye, maybe I can see…
Christmas Tears I hear sleigh bells ring I haven't heard a word from…
Country Boy [Freddy] I'm just a little country boy Lookin' for my…
Dust My Broom I'm gon' get up in the morning I believe I'll dust…
Five Long Years Lord, have you ever been mistreated Then you got to, you…
Full Time Love I got a find me a full time love Yes, a…
Get Out of My Life Woman You don't love me no more Get out my life woman You…
Gimme Some Lovin' Hey! Well my temperature's rising And my feet left the flo…
Goin Down I'm going down I'm going, down, down, down Down, down Yes…
Going Down I'm going down I'm going, down, down, down, down, down Yes, …
Have You Ever Loved A Woman Have you ever loved a woman So much you tremble in…
Have You Ever Loved a Woman? Have you ever loved a woman So much you tremble in…
Help Me Through The Day Help me thorugh the day Help me throught the night Darling…
Hey Baby Hey, hey hey baby! I want to know if you'll be…
Hide Away I don't want you to be no slave I don't want…
How Many More Years Intro (12 bar) How many more years, I got to let you…
I Well, I'm tore down I'm almost level with the ground Well, I…
I Don't Know It ain't that I don't love you It ain't that I…
I Had A Dream I had a dream last night, Lord it wasn't me I…
I Just Want to Make Love to You I don't want you to be no slave I don't want…
I Love That Woman It ain't that I don't love you It ain't that I…
I Love The Woman I Love The Woman Trk 6 (Myles, Nath) Freddy King…
I'd Rather Be Blind Well I travel the higway I make many scenes. Being lost…
I'm Ready Well, I'm ready, I'm willin', and I'm able to rock…
I'm Tore Down Well, I'm tore down I'm almost level with the ground Well, I…
If You Believe Niga hamyeonGOODnaega hamyeon kkeut Eotteohge maeil naega te…
Im Ready Well, I'm ready, I'm willin', and I'm able to rock…
Im Tore Down Well, I'm tore down I'm almost level with the ground Well, I…
It's Too Bad Things Are Going so Tough It's too bad, things are going so tough with me…
It's Too Late She's Gone It′s too late, she's gone Wished I had told her she…
It's Too Late, She's Gone It's too late, she's gone Wished I had told her she…
Just A Little Bit Flashlyrics Just a Little Bit Lyrics I don′t want it babe,…
Key To The Highway I've got the key to the highway Billed out and bound…
Leave My Woman Alone If you don't want, you don't have to (get in…
Let The Good Times Roll People talkin' but they just don't know What's in my heart,…
Living In The Palace Of The King I was born down in Dallas, raised up in the…
Living On The Highway Living on the Highway …
Lonesome Whistle Blues (Woo-ooo-woo-ooo-woo-ooo) (Woo-ooo-woo-ooo-woo-ooo) (Woo-ooo…
Look On Yonder Wall Look on yonder wall and hand me down my walkin'…
Love Her With a Feeling Now if you wanna love that woman You love her with…
Lowdown In Lodi Just about a year ago, I set out on the…
Make Love to You I don't want you to be no slave I don't want…
Me And My Guitar When my baby leaves me, there is nothing I can…
My Feeling For The Blues Spoken: I know you heard about the blues But I…
Only Getting Second Best Years past by... And I'm marking my time Waiting for the…
Pack It Up My head is spinnin' around And I'm thinkin' my thoughts…
Palace of the King I was born down in Dallas, raised up in the city…
Play It Cool Some people can love one at time Say every woman bears…
Please Send Me Someone To Love Heaven please send to all mankind, Understanding and peace o…
Reconsider Baby Well, so long Oh, how I hate to see you go Yes,…
Same Old Blues Morning rain keeps on falling Like the tears that fall…
See See Baby See-See Baby (King, Thompson) Freddy King Freddy King …
Some Old Blues Morning rain keeps on falling Like the tears that fall…
Someday After A While I've got to ride that lonesome train My heart is heavy…
Something You Got Something you got, baby Makes me work all day Something you …
Stormy Monday They call it stormy Monday, but Tuesday's just as bad…
Sugar Sweet I'm gonna tell you about my baby I speak of her…
Sweet Home Chicago Come on, baby don't you want to go Come on, baby…
Takin' Care of Business I gotta gal lives a way cross town She don't stand…
that You told me baby, once upon a time You said if…
That Will Never Do Well, my baby collects my paycheck She's spending free and w…
That's All Right You told me baby, once upon a time You said if…
That's What You Think That's What You Think (Whitfield, Washington) Freddy King Ro…
Thats All Right You told me baby, once upon a time You said if…
The Danger Zone Sad and lonely all the time That's because I've got a…
The Sky Is Crying The sky is crying, Can you see the tears roll down…
Tore Down I'm tore down, I'm almost level with the ground I'm tore…
Trouble In Mind The sun gonna shine In my back door someday Trouble in m…
Turns Its Back On You Now what you gonna do, when the welfare turn its…
Walking By Myself Walkin' by myself, I hope you'll understand I just walk to…
What Well now, it's all over 'Cause now you say we're through You…
Woke Up This Morning I woke up this morning, my baby was gone Woke…
Woman Across The River Across the river a good woman cried All because a foolish…
Worried Life Blues I don't care, alone you go I don't care, alone you…
Yonder Wall Look on yonder wall and hand me down my walkin'…
You Something you got, baby Makes me work all day Something you …
You Know That You Love Me It ain't that I don't love you It ain't that I…
You Was Wrong You were wrong, you were wrong You were wrong, yeah, you…
You Were Wrong You were wrong, you were wrong You were wrong, yeah,…
You've Got to Love Her With a Feeling Now if you wanna love that woman You love her with…
You’ve Got To Love Her With A Feeling Now if you wanna love that woman You love her with…
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