The Best Freddie King Guitar Solos

Freddie King fused Texas grit with Chicago muscle, and his early-1960s instrumentals became a rite of passage for Eric Clapton, Peter Green and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Playing with a plastic thumbpick and a metal fingerpick, he hit the strings harder than almost anyone, giving his leads a stinging, vocal attack.

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1. 1
   Hide Away

   Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1961
2. 2
   The Stumble

   Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1961
3. 3
   Have You Ever Loved a Woman

   Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1960
4. 4
   Going Down

   Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1971
5. 5
   San-Ho-Zay

   Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1961
6. 6
   Same Old Blues

   Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1971
7. 7
   I'm Tore Down

   Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1961
8. 8
   Palace of the King

   Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1971
9. 9
   Woman Across the River

   Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1973
10. 10
    Key to the Highway

    Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1971
11. 11
    Lonesome Whistle Blues

    Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1961
12. 12
    Sen-Sa-Shun

    Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1961
13. 13
    Ain't No Sunshine

    Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1972
14. 14
    Help Me Through the Day

    Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1973
15. 15
    Remington Ride

    Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1965
16. 16
    Pack It Up

    Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1974
17. 17
    Boogie Funk

    Freddie King · solo by Freddie King · 1975