Freddie King - Ebbet's Field Denver '74

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2017
Time: 47:38 + 49:23 
Size: 109,5 MB + 113,5 MB 
Label: Klondike 
Styles: Blues/Modern Electric Blues
Art: Full 

Tracks Listing:
CD1
 1. I'm Ready -  5:46
 2. Ain't No Sunshine -  5:31
 3. Ghetto Woman - 11:36
 4. Let The Good Times Roll -  8:56
 5. Pack It Up -  3:44
 6. Have You Ever Loved A Woman - 12:03
CD2
 1. Blues Instrumental - 10:01
 2. TV Mama - 12:51
 3. Goin' Down -  6:20
 4. Wee Baby Blues -  9:03
 5. Instrumental -  3:56
 6. That's Alright -  7:09

Musicians:
Freddie King - Guitar, Vocals;
Ed Lively - Rhythm Guitar;
Benny Turner - Bass;
Alvin Hemphill - Organ;
Louis Stephens - Piano;
Caleb Emphrey - Drums.

Freddie King, live at Ebbet's Field, Denver on May 27th, 1974. Colarado's Ebbets Field was a familiar blues venue that had been graced by all and whose audience would never tire of visiting greats. The arrival of Freddie King on May 27th, 1974 in Denver, promised an abundance of euphoric blues picking from a legendary Chicago figure. His early death may have cheated many out of what could have been and while it commands an incredible depth of sadness and reflection, he is remembered for a career that not only carved out a unique style of blues, but hugely inspired those around him, such as Eric Clapton. Klondike present the entire original KCUV FM broadcast of Freddie King live from Ebbets Field, Colarado on May 27th, 1974. Professionally remastered original broadcast with background liners, interviews, and rare archival photos.

Ebbet's Field Denver '74