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Freddie KingFreddie King (1934 - 1976) ... LP
RSO, 1977. Very Good+ ... $16.99
A posthumous collection of work from Freddie King – material recorded in a variety of different sources, but all of it with Freddie's well-honed guitar sound in the lead! Some tracks were done down at Criteria Studios in Miami, and have a warmly southern sort of glow – others were done in the UK with Mike Vernon with a bit more of a rockish feel, and a few more were done for radio, with a slightly rougher edge than the rest. Titles include "Pack It Up", "Shake Your Bootie", "Tain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do", "Woman Across The Bridge", "Sweet Home Chicago", "Sugar Sweet", "TV Mama", "Gambling Woman Blues", and "Farther Up The Road." LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has light wear.)

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✨✧ Freddie KingLarger Than Life ... LP
RSO, 1975. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
Straight ahead electric blues from Freddie – slick, and with a slight bit of funk – but mostly in the crossover mode that would have hit big with the college and festival crowd. Production is very full, and titles include "Boogie Bump", "The Things I Used To Do", "Have You Ever Loved A Woman", and "It's Better To Have (And Don't Need)". LP, Vinyl record album
(Beige label pressing with SRC stamp. Cover has light wear.)

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✨✧ Freddie KingBurglar ... LP
RSO, 1974. Very Good- ... Out Of Stock
Electric 70s work from Freddie – not exactly funky, but with a nice chunky bottom that makes the record stand out a bit from the pack of blues work at the time. Titles include "Sugar Sweet", "She's A Burglar", "Pulp Wood", "My Credit Didn't Go Through", "Only Getting Second Best", "Texas Flyer", and "Pack It Up". LP, Vinyl record album
 
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Joe HendersonSnap Your Fingers ... LP
Todd, 1962. Very Good+ ... $6.99 11.99
A classic album from the early years of soul music – the only full length set ever served up by the great Joe Henderson – a vocalist with roots in the legendary Fairfield Four gospel group, but sounding equally great here in a secular mode! The arrangements are by Cliff Parham, and they've got this blend of bluesy vocals and jazzier backings – in a style that's very much like the best Duke/Peacock work of the time – with a spectacular focus on Joe's voice in the lead! The whole album's great, filled with unusual material – with titles that include "Sad Teardrops At Dawn", "Right Now", "Big Love", "Just Call Me", "Snap Your Fingers", "After Loving You", and "If You See Me Cry". (Soul, Blues) LP, Vinyl record album
(Original mono pressing. Cover has minimal wear, aging.)

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Blind Lemon JeffersonBlind Lemon Jefferson ... CD
Black Swan, Late 20s. Used ... $6.99
... CD
(Out of print 2001 CD pressing.)

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Blind Lemon JeffersonMoanin' All Over ... CD
Tradition, 1920s. Used ... $2.99
... CD
(Out of print.)

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Blind Lemon JeffersonSee That My Grave's Kept Clean ... LP
Monk (Italy), 1920s. Very Good+ ... $14.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(2009 issue.)

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Earl Hooker/Jody WilliamsLeading Brand ... CD
Red Lightnin/Good Time Records (UK), Late 50s/Early 60s. New Copy ... $13.99 14.99
Really great early work from guitarist Earl Hooker – and a set that also feature some soulful sides by Jody Williams too! The bulk of the album features Hooker laying down that amazing guitar sound that always made him so distinct, and such a key precursor to funk as well – working in combos with organ and piano from Big Moose, tenor from AC Reed, and more piano from Pinetop Perkins – on titles that include "How Long Can This Go On", "Bright Sounds", "Off The Hook", "Nothing But Poison", "Nothing But Good", and "Leading Brand" – plus cuts with vocals from Ricky Allen and Lillian Offitt. Jody Williams plays guitar, but he also sings too – and brings a nicely soulful vibe to tunes that include "You May", "Hideout", "Morning For Molasses", "Looking For My Baby", and "Lucky You". CD
 
 
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