Freddie King Getting Ready Rar
Freddie King - Getting Ready Analogue Productions APB-8905 (2011) [Originally issued as Shelter SW-8905] 200 gram High Definition Vinyl 24-bit / 96kHz Vinyl Rip.
Freddie King Getting Ready Rar
Freddie King - Getting Ready Vinyl rip in 24-bit/96kHz FLAC (5% Recovery) m3u & Tech Log, no cue HQ Artwork 768 MB (24/96) + 237 MB (CD) RAR 5% recovery DR Analysis Jazz 1963 Analogue Productions APB-8905 (2011) mastered by Steve Hoffman Pressed at Quality Record Pressings was King's first of three releases for Shelter Records, Leon Russell's Tulsa-based label. In fact, when Russell first formed Shelter, he reportedly did so partly to play out his vision of recording one of his favorites, Freddie King. Recorded in October 1970 at the TER-MAR Chess Studios in Chicago and released in 1971, Getting Ready. Is proof positive that King was the man and that Shelter Records was one cool label. The record includes a cover of Jimmy Rogers' classic 'Walking By Myself' and King references Rogers also in the lyrics of another track on the record, 'Living On The Highway'.
Professional ratings Allmusic 3/5 stars Track listing Side One 1. 'Same Old Blues' (Don Nix) - 3:57 2.
'Dust My Broom' (Elmore James) - 3:10 3. 'Worried Life Blues' (Big Maceo) - 2:50 4. 'Five Long Years' (Eddie Boyd) - 4:20 5. 'Key To The Highway' (Bill Broonzy, Charles Segar) - 3:24 Side Two 6. 'Going Down' (Don Nix) - 3:21 7.
'Living On The Highway' (Leon Russell, Don Nix) - 4:14 8. 'Walking By Myself' (James Lane aka Jimmy Rogers) - 2:50 9.
'Tore Down' (Sonny Thompson, Freddie King) - 4:09 10. 'Palace Of The King' (Leon Russell, Don Nix, Duck Dunn) - 3:38 Released 1971 Recorded October 1970, TER-MAR Chess Studios, Chicago Genre Blues Length 35:53 Label Shelter/Analogue Productions Producers Leon Russell, Don Nix Personnel. Freddie King - electric guitar, vocals. Leon Russell - piano, guitars. Don Preston - guitar, backing vocals. Jon Gallie - organ. Duck Dunn - bass.
Chuck Blackwell - drums. Charles Myers - drums. Claudia Lennear - backing vocals. Kathi McDonald - backing vocals. Joey Cooper - backing vocals.
Produced in part by Mike Vernon, who worked on The Legendary Christine Perfect Album, this is an entertaining and concise package of ten songs performed by the late Freddie King and a slew of guests. Opening with Gonzalez Chandler's 'Pack It Up,' featuring the Gonzalez Horn Section, the youthful legend was only 40 years of age when he cut this career LP two years before his death. Though no songs went up the charts like his Top Five hit in 1961, 'Hide Away,' Burglar is one of those gems that journeymen can put together in their sleep. Tom Dowd produced 'Sugar Sweet' at Criteria Studios in Miami, FL, featuring Jamie Oldaker on drums, Carl Radle on bass, and guitarists Eric Clapton and George Terry, which, of course, makes this album highly collectable in the Clapton circles. The sound doesn't deviate much from the rest of the disc's Mike Vernon production work; it is pure Freddy King, like on the final track, E. King's 'Come On (Let the Good Times Roll),' where his guitar bursts through the horns and party atmosphere, creating a fusion of the pure blues found on 'Sugar Sweet' and the rock that fans of Grand Funk grooved to when he opened for that group and was immortalized in their 1973 number one hit 'We're an American Band' a year after this record's release. Sylistically, Freddie King is from the same school as Buddy Guy, two men instrumental in bringing this art form to a mass audience.
King stretches those sounds with great fervor on the Hayes/Porter number 'I Had a Dream,' containing the strength Mark Farner said the blues artist displayed in concert, which could snap a guitar neck. The voice of Freddie King is what drives J.J. Cale's 'I Got the Same Old Blues,' the horns and the guitar battling between verses and uniting to ooze under the guitarist's vocal expression. Rhythm guitarist Bob Tench, producer Mike Vernon, bassist DeLisle Harper, drummer Steve Ferrone, and pianist Roy Davies all co-write 'Texas Flyer' with Freddie King, a prime example of the modern blues this artist was developing.
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Freddie King Getting Ready Album
With Brian Auger and Pete Wingfield contributing to the title track, Jerry Ragovoy's 'She's a Burglar,' this project stands as a solid representation of an important musician which is as enjoyable as it is historic.