Freddie King Ghetto Woman Live 1970.mpg

Ghetto Woman. Freddie was a great influence on Eric Clapton and many others who have followed Clapton.
Freddie was born in Texas in 1934. His family moved to Chicago in 1950. In 1962 he moved to Dallas. He died December 28,1976. He was survived by his wife Jessie and seven children. He was only 42 year's old. Another to die young. Buy his CD'd - try Hideaway or King of the Blues. There are many, many Cd's & DVD's available on Amazon: www.amazon.com/... Keep the Blues Alive!

[@parvizzavareh3949]

I saw Freddie King in his last performance at Armadillo in Austin March 1976 I left about 3:40 AM he still was plying.

[@LPJack02]

RIP and long live Freddie King (September 3, 1934 - December 28, 1976), aged 42 You will always be remembered as a legend.

[@rubengarcia926]

Freddie king had his own style of playing the blues he was awesome

[@eviegill7071]

Freddy King, BB KIng and Albert King the 3 great blues guitar players. LIsten to Albert King. He is the best at blues power. I' m from Texas, I know Freddie King from the 60's..Every young guitar including Stevie Ray Vaughan cut their licks from Freddie. I thank God for his talent6 and his music. He lived in Dallas in the Palace of the King..

[@tuslachiefsfan8012]

Chills. Everytime i hear him

[@joseangelhernaiz-cotrina3461]

Losing Freddie King at the early age of 42 has been one of the worst disasters in music history (in the Blues music and in music in general).

[@OllieMartinGamer]

Yep and SRV. So sad

[@cyclesgoff9768]

Yeh man I appreciate your heart felt sentiment. However he left behind a ritch recorded legacy.

[@yuehengma3316]

Let me you, people like Michael, bb, Albert, James brown…. They never die. Go turn on the Tv, you will see they are still performing on the stage but with different faces. They are immortal. There is nothing to be sad about.

[@Manuel-st6ex]

Yo hace un año que empese a escucharlo y el es quien me hace sentir el blues..y saber que falleció a temprana edad queda un sentimiento muy triste ...Freddie king blues Man en la gloria

[@timmiller3523]

freddie king the music man

[@bonnimckeown3806]

Freddie's Brother Benny on the bass!

[@barbaravanwhy4564]

Moving moving

[@mollers92]

How? It's a good interview.

[@fabionogueirablues1617]

vivaaa 2018

[@thegreat4444]

no he is fine

[@gustavorodriguez6365]

Homenaje a BB king, de F.K

[@bulbousblues1]

They don't write songs called ghetto woman anymore.

[@denism6489]

please someone can translate me what he respond about other Kings and what he said about the bassist ? or write me here the world in english, i can't get what he says.

[@joseangelhernaiz-cotrina3461]

Freddie answered that BB King and Albert King and not her 'real' brothers but they get along very well but the base is his brother.

[@denism6489]

@@joseangelhernaiz-cotrina3461 but what about the bassist ? the young one, why he talked about him at this time ? the bassist part of family of the two other big King (s) ?

[@joseangelhernaiz-cotrina3461]

Hi Denis, the bassist at that time, Benny Turner, was Freddie King's own younger bother. That is what he mentioned in the interviewed that unlike Albert King and BB King that were 'almost' like brothers but in fact real good friends, Benny is his REAL family.

[@denism6489]

@@joseangelhernaiz-cotrina3461 fine man. Now i know the meaning. Groovy man ;-)

[@dathead3813]

Anybody know where this was shot? At end it is clearly a casino. Or what tv program this as called? Also I think this is 1971 or 72. Freddie says he is 37 and he says ghetto woman was released last year and it was released by BB in 1971

[@CarlosGarcia-sj5fw]

hey!,did you find from where is this from?,im searching for the dvd but its imposible to find this one

[@dathead3813]

@@CarlosGarcia-sj5fw never figured it out!

[@CarlosGarcia-sj5fw]

@@dathead3813 well,its from the dvd live in europe! I just bought one online cause it seems like those are "rare"

[@dathead3813]

@@CarlosGarcia-sj5fw ah you’re right it’s from the part live at the Funhouse Stockholm BUT the dvd oddly cut out the cool interview at beginning of this song

[@CarlosGarcia-sj5fw]

@@dathead3813 yeah i know,the interview its on youtube but what is going on then,you cant buythe full version of the funhouse part?,because i cant find it anywhere

[@barbaravanwhy4564]

Who is the drummer?

[@zckls]

Charlie Robinson

[@nastyhardcore7641]

Interviewer seems awkward

[@musicisart2]

Freddie is too, sweatin bullets (just finished a set?) and he's got no idea what kind of questions are coming.

[@OllieMartinGamer]

@@musicisart2 yea probably mid set and just wanted to keep playing. Still pretty cool interview.