Freddie King - Have You Ever Loved A Woman (Live)

Music video by Freddie King performing Have You Ever Loved A Woman.

[@SwissJacques1963]

Thx god, you gave us black musicians, out of the planet!

[@wideawake7345]

I was fortunate to grow up in Dallas listening to Freddie live at Mother Blues.

[@ralphpangonis5473]

...lucky man you are!

[@Big_mole]

I’m so pissed that I’m just now finding Freddie King and his greatness. Freakin amazing.

[@chrismonk8446]

BB King will always be praised..and should be. But...this is the King of the blues for me. Freddy had the voice... so full of soul.. Taught the British guitarist what the blues is suppose to sound like. Without Freddie..would we of had a Clapton? He's so understated it's a shame..and a sin.

[@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer]

Without b.b. we wouldn't have had Green or Bloomfield... fair trade for Clapton methinks. People will dismiss b.b. for being overrated, but listen to the first three albums. it's unbelievable how good he was

[@RyanLBrown9396]

There are 3 Kings: B.B, Albert and Freddie.

[@dailydoseofblues7708]

@@RyanLBrown9396 no longer available, and the rest was history, and people were you doing for new years. I am a man from the UK. The only way I can see

[@Steve.Cutler]

I love all three kings! They all had their own take on the blues. As a guitar player I favored Freddy and Albert a little over BB...

[@Bklyn2SoCal]

Freddy will always be the King of King's for me as well. When I was 13 in a 5th floor apt in Bklyn NY, in my family's album collection I found Texas Cannonball. In the middle 100's of Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Jimmy Dorsey, Dean Martin, Count Basie, Frankie Valle, The Drifters & all of those doo wop albums, my parents had no idea how that blues album got there but it inspired me to become a musician & definitely changed my life

[@leftyjcw7173]

I swear, it just can’t get any better.

[@philgashman1824]

Freddie the real king of the blues, it was Freddie who influenced most british bands of the 60s including old slowhand himself.took my 1st wife to see him, met him as well a lovely fella I bet he is having a great jam up yonder.

[@martinlepper4522]

Love all three KINGS....Freddie is my favorite. A Very Cool Dude.

[@buddyollie7400]

Martin Lepper Mine too!

[@andresbart9020]

Peter Green and Freddie King, same feelling for me, both played magical blues

[@sandragriffiths9692]

Magical.....and Gary Moore on Peters guitar

[@ianhope3203]

This is just fantastic. What a band and Freddy really playing and singing the blues.

[@monzo9999]

Good lord that tone 0:09-0:13

[@haloskater24]

Cranked Blond showman

[@anotherheadlessdemo]

Compare his guitar playing to the John Mayall "Beano" album, and you can see how Clapton was channeling this guy. Great stuff.

[@baroqueguitarist5673]

Heard the same thing in the first few notes. SRV as well was a massive fan and I can hear SRV influence by Freddie King in Stevie's playing as well

[@jimreitz6531]

L7

[@dillank3240]

Clapton channelled him for a good portion of his career. Playing and vocals at times. Proudly so, I would say.

[@andrewz4537]

Interesting that Mayall had Clapton, Green, and Taylor all do a King piece on the 3 Bluesbreaker albums they were on. I presume Mayall was a big Freddy King fan too.

[@TheCapedWanderer]

@@andrewz4537 that would be because Clapton cut that first one and it became a thing. Green liked Freddie too so he followed suit and then when Mick arrived, what was he gonna not do it?

[@ramsesstafford4640]

Always funny to watch Gatemouth Brown's facial expressions while Freddie is soloing he knew Freddie was a killer with that guitar 🎸. 😆

[@rajthaker7211]

I knew it was Clarence in the background!!

[@Movierebel3]

The Great Freddie King. Back when guitarists like Freddie and others like Magic Sam could hit those piercing vocals.

[@audiophileman7047]

This is my favorite Freddie King song, and he kills it here!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@scottmclennan6114]

Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown standing behind Freddie to the right playing the white Fender.

[@TropicalLatitude]

I been waiting for somebody to point that out. All those cats got started playing Gatemouth's "Okie Dokie Stomp" from the early 50s.

[@TheTexasRedhead62]

I still have one of Gatemouth's albums. I'll have to dig it out now :D

[@RyanLBrown9396]

Just so we’re clear, Clapton owes all 3 kings a thank you

[@stephengrillos]

we all do

[@EZEMWC]

Al blues artists owe debits of gratitude to those that came before, what’s your point?

[@biljettertjugotolv104]

Absolutely true, and Slowhand himself is the first to acknowledge this.

[@josephc9090]

He already gives a multitude of gratitude towards these

[@aldairmartinez5848]

We all owe a thank you to Robert Johnson...

[@jackspry9736]

RIP Freddie King (September 3, 1934 - December 28, 1976), age 42 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@Cordova4444]

The greatest of all time.

[@thomasspiropoulos7838]

Ben Cordova Ben!Found you randomly here,love your instagram account

[@Groundpounder29]

Real blues from a real bluesman!

[@joekuhn7256]

Billy Cox on bass

[@Soupslusher_68]

That’s fucking awesome. Went to Hendrix next

[@kooneya]

Have you ever fell in love with a women? Yes. But I just fell in love with this man. Freddy King is true

[@brandonsmothers8907]

I’ve been watching all Freddie Kings videos and he has a great band!

[@DanteNev3rCry]

What a great guitar player, what a great music.

[@gregscavuzzo5457]

I use to see Freddie King at the Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin Texas 2 or 3 times a year and man he was great , RIP Freddie King 👑, love you man, he was the inspiration for several young guitar heros , SRV, Eric Clapton , and the list goes on

[@janejane5332]

Fabulous musician and one of a kind. Sure don't get artists of this calibre anymore.

[@mimmoleonardi8643]

Freddie,One Monster of blues ❤️❤️💪💪🙏

[@jw8694]

As a child i use to try in sing like Freddie he was my mother first cousin. Brother and sister children my grandpa was willie king

[@ryanhudson5824]

That second guitarist behind Freddy was havin a good time. love it!

[@bouazizslimane1728]

Ryan Hudson The second guitarist is Clarence "Gatemouth" brown

[@jeremiah123z]

Whew. Even the clown MC couldn't detract from the power of this song, this singer and this bluesman. Strangle that guitar, Freddie!

[@davidrobertnewman]

That “clown” is Bill “Hoss” Allen, creator and host of “The !!!! Beat,” the greatest R&B show ever aired. I agree his timing isn’t great at the end here, but the 26 episodes of the show, and the 20 years before that when he spun R&B tunes in Nashville, are worth something. I urge you to check out clips from Freddie King and many other soul and blues and R&B greats on “The !!!! Beat,” which is a very underrated treasure.

[@carloseugenio1406]

A great bluesman,R.i.p Freddie!

[@davidluraghi776]

BB King and Freddie King... Gods of blues

[@elainemeyer5062]

You forgot to mention the 3rd ‘King of Blues’ - Al King, who was also a great 🎸ist, and influenced the likes of Clapton, etc.!

[@kentborges5114]

R.I.P. FREDDIE...YOU REALLY CRUSHED IT ! RESPECT !

[@lw6584]

he manipulates that guitar holy damn

[@timterrible6616]

This man’s guitar has learned so much more than it ever could have taught him.

[@lousalute4220]

Ohhh ... Yeeess .. This the blues !!

[@MrMusicguyma]

The band is kicking it.

[@raulpertierra5481]

Left us way too soon. RIP Freddie.

[@Harpmann]

Best ever, guitar and vocals!

[@princesacassandra6409]

HE IS A KING OF GUITAR!!

[@florinedavis5545]

I’ve always loved Freddie King❤❤❤

[@Doubledave05]

Marcus King said that's a Gibson ES-345 he's playing. Not the 335

[@paulhicks3595]

THE King of the blues.

[@izzalrat]

This is one of the best things that ever happened.

[@TheClahey]

Great stuff. Thanks. Another one who died way too young.

[@nomcazululoncube8580]

From Scratch brought me here and l'm here to stay... Gotta love the blues

[@CompelledUsername]

Freddie is so hardcore with it that Clapton used to think B.B was too pop oriented with his sound.

[@STVG71]

Love me some Freddie King blues! RIP you legend.

[@josephlemko3027]

Great music coming out of the soul of Freddie King & his band members. 👍✌😎

[@jcruisioso5975]

Damn! Damn ! Damn !!!!

[@jeffhunt8506]

One of the best guitarist and blues players to set foot on earth

[@samdavenport4604]

Oh my god how haven't I already heard this?

[@BedeYahEmmanuel]

Of the 3 Kings Freddie is a better guitar player, and a better singer

[@rosszografov614]

One of the 3 Great Kings❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤in his great big Kingdom

[@rafaelsugatan3226]

Freddie King was surprised by the first few licks he played and thought 'Oh shit that's the Woman Tone. Gotta crank the tone knob up!. Ah, now that's better!'

[@JessePesto]

thats totally what I thought too!

[@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer]

@Jimi Hendrix Ironic

[@JS-nx1nl]

Freddie was a powerhouse one of my heroes

[@wolfedavid3700]

HELL YES.........AT ITS BEST......

[@bluzcompany2293]

This cat oozed cool, gone to soon but never forgotten Freddie King, how about that band ,it just don't get any better...

[@DarenDean]

They came correct on that one!

[@urilacambrafrias]

This is great stuff, hope it keeps being listened!

[@agriciofis]

O mundo parece ter acabado sem que nós percebessemos quando ouço uma música como essa e comparo às de hoje.

[@elainemeyer5062]

When I watch/listen to the video of Clapton’s ‘Have You Ever Loved a Woman’ (live at the Fillmore East, IIRC), I can see how much of Freddie’s style has influenced him in this particular song and performance of it then! *** It was actually the first, and almost only, time that I’ve seen Clapton play with the emotion and feeling he did, when he normally plays like it’s a piece of cake 🍰 for him! But that’s just my impression 🤔

[@anthonykane201]

The man on rhythm guitar behind him is Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown

[@roberthunerberg4378]

I listen to the 3 Kings Freddie King Albert King and BB King 🤴

[@bassthang2277]

Earl King.

[@EvertonSilva-hb5vx]

Que voz !!!!

[@andys9337]

RIP Freddie !!!!

[@bluesalchemist6210]

Legend.

[@bryanharrison1038]

Freddie king and Carlos Santana are the most soulful guitar players ever

[@bluesclassic]

Great Blues Master!

[@user-il4cr2wj8i]

that is the blues . thank you for posting .

[@topjimmy9687]

Real King!!!

[@zaharpravdin9364]

Old fashioned man playing blues, what could be better?

[@andys9337]

Great sound!! N

[@hottubz1965]

Never gets old.

[@reddevil655]

This is blues for the ages. Thete are 3 Kings of the Blues - BB, Albert abd Freddie makebup the Trinity

[@user-ve2lp4zb3m]

Such an underrated blues man at his best

[@davidbawden8305]

Perfection

[@ericbana191]

Wow! Just wow!

[@philm0l]

This! 🔥❤️🙏

[@mikeaustin4138]

I'm pretty sure that's Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown playing the Jaguar/Jazzmaster in the background. My local library used to have the VHS tape of this show (a local Texas show) and they introduced the band at one point. Can anyone confirm this?

[@sambenenge]

Yes, that is correct.

[@jabu003]

yeah billy cox on bass great video thanks

[@andrewclayterman6230]

I thought this was Nashville.. Billy Cox lived there and that looked and sounded like the legendary John R doing the intros..

[@gabrielcallizaya7412]

Ohh man...He is great!!

[@freecakesandale]

God DAMMIT, he's got soul!!

[@kennyguitarallen5662]

great footage of freddie king,top top guitarist

[@robertmessina6962]

I love you Freddie Incredible performance Great band great voice

[@johnosborne2989]

Freddie, Albert or Blues Boy you can't go wrong.

[@MrLambo420]

Good stuff

[@Jahnink]

Wow! What a voice.

[@ericziegler3254]

un des plus grand quel feeling quels frissons!!!

[@trudigoodman4825]

Wowee Zowee so amazing and beautiful.

[@melodymoore3059]

Absolutely

[@6minutesdougiefresh]

This is the Greatest Video on the Tube of You

[@zenmun]

Heck Yea!!

[@bignig3435]

Honestly freddie king was the best king out of the 3

[@mcbob1955]

Freddie at his best. I'm not sure what show this was, but they got him in his prime. Great stuff.

[@peteyophelia9308]

THE!!!BEAT (TV PROGRAM) VOLUME 2 SHOW 6

[@carlospardo3484]

See Gatemouth Brown back ...with a jazzmaster...

[@craigrutter4804]

soul oozing out this mans pores

[@largemarge1603]

02:12 ... and the horns kick in!

[@jesterface0521]

Freddy King was amazing but that band was on point.

[@Doubledave05]

I think Eric Clapton covered every song this guy ever played. I have a Best of Freddie King cd and almost all the songs covered by Clapton

[@franckrichard8077]

I wonder which was the acoustic pressure levels on stages at this time, he obviously set the volume of the amp at 10 o'clock to have such tone without using any pedal at all ... kids, don't try this at home

[@doctorj7112]

Am I the only one pissed when the host came back in the dead heat of his solo?! I was like give him 2 more mins please!!

[@patm5086]

G00D G0D W0W GR8