This 1971 album captures Freddie King at a transitional moment, blending his signature blues guitar prowess with a more rhythm and blues-oriented sound for EMI. It features a more polished production than some of his earlier, rawer work.
- This album was released on December 6, 1971, by EMI Music Special Markets.
- The album is classified within the blues and rhythm and blues genres.
- This release followed King's critically acclaimed work in the late 1960s and preceded his later explorations into soul-influenced blues.
Freddie King was a pivotal blues guitarist from Dallas, Texas, known for his influential electric blues sound and masterful songwriting. In 1971, King was at a crucial juncture in his career, releasing material that bridged his established blues roots with a more contemporary rock-influenced sound.
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