Freddie King - My Feeling for Blues (1970)

1. Yonder Wall 
2. Stumble 
3. I Wonder Why 
4. Stormy Monday 
5. I Don't Know 
6. What'd I Say 
7. Ain't Nobody's Business what We Do 
8. You Don't Have To Go 
9. Woke Up This Morning 
10. The things I Used To Do 
11. My Feeling For The Blues

Freddie King (vocals, guitar); 
Cornell Dupree (guitar); 
Hugh McCracken (harmonica, tenor saxophone); 
Willie Bridges, Trevor Lawrence (saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); 
Frank Wess, George Coleman (saxophone, tenor saxophone); 
King Curtis (tenor saxophone); 
Ernie Royal, Martin Banks (trumpet); 
George Stubbs (piano); 
Jerry Jemmott (bass guitar); 
Kenneth Rich, Kenneth "Spider Webb" Rice (drums).

Blues guitar giant Freddie King became a star in the early 1960s with tunes like "Hideaway" on the King label (no relation), but this 1969 album marks his move to Atlantic, where he updated his sound just a little. The King Curtis-produced set employs heavyweight NYC session cats and adds a very slight tinge of contemporary rock tonality (the occasional wah-wah guitar and electric piano) and funk rhythm to King's classic blues sound, lending a fresh feeling to the likes of Willie Dixon's "I Don't Know" and Ray Charles's "What'd I Say." ---Editorial Review

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