Freddie King - 1974-05-27 - Denver, CO (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Freddie King

Ebbet's Field

Denver, Co

5-27-1974 Late Show

A+ Soundboard

lineage

Master reel>DAT#?>myDAT>HosaA/Dconverter>NomadJB3>CDWave>Flac

Freddie King: Guitar & Vocals

Floyd Waters: Rhythm Guitar

Lewis Stephens: Piano

Dave: Organ

Benny Turner: Bass Guitar

Charlie Robinson: Drums

CD1

01 - I'm Ready

02 - Ain't No Sunshine

03 - Ghetto Woman

04 - Let The Good Times Roll

05 - Pack It Up

06 - Have You Ever Loved A Woman

07 - Blues Jam

CD2

08 - T.V - Mama

09 - Goin' Down

10 - Wee Baby Blues

11 - Instrumental

12 - That's Alright

Freddie King - 1975-04-15 - Tulsa, OK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Freddie King

April 15, 1975 (1975-04-15)

Cain's Ballroom

Tulsa, Oklahoma

USA

Lineage: SBD > ? > cassette trade circa 1990

Transfer: Sony TC-WE475 > Microtrack II (96/24) > Wavelab (tracking and tweaking) > Flac (level 8) > you !

Set 1

01.[11:57] cut // Sweet Home Chicago > Hey Baby > Palace Of The King

02.[06:35] Please Accept My Love > Jam

03.[08:18] Shake Your Booty

04.[05:27] Hideaway > Mojo Boogie

Set 2

05.[07:34] Freddie intro > Big Legged Woman

06.[07:46] Hey Baby > TV Mama

07.[07:46] Look On Yonder Wall

08.[05:27] Woman Across The River

09.[05:34] San-Ho-Zay

10.[01:40] Drums

11.[13:57] Have You Ever Loved a Woman > Rock Me, Baby

12.[05:42] Going Down // cut

Total 1:27:43

Freddie King - 1975-03-31 - Dallas, TX (FM/FLAC)

(FM Broadcast FLAC)

The Incomparable Freddie King (The Texas Cannonball) 
Venue: January Sound Studios, Dallas, Texas, USA 
Source: FM Broadcast KZEW 98FM / Soundboard! 
Transfer: cassette tape I believe > CD-R from trade > EAC > FLAC Level 8 
Sound Quality: A- / B Not bad for 1975. The sound gets better as the show goes on 

Freddie King - vocals, lead guitar 
Unknown - rhythm guitar 
Benny Turner - bass 
Deacon Jones - keyboards 
Unknown - drums

01 - KZEW Intro (Ken Rundell) 

02 - Big Legged Woman 

03 - Woman Across The River 

04 - While The Moon Is Shining Bright

05 - Ain't Nobody's Business 

06 - Key To The Highway 

07 - Hideaway 

08 - Goin' Down 

09 - Early One Morning 

10 - Come On (Part III) 

11 - Have You Ever Loved A Woman 

12 - KZEW Outro / Lone Star Beer Commercial 

Freddie King - 1974-11-25 - New York City, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

The Bottom Line

-Clean radio broadcast from WNYU-89.1-transferred from a Maxell XL II high bias cassette. I had this tape for years dated July 10, 1974, but have since been told that was incorrect, it appears to be 11/25/74.

CD1
01. intro jam
02. intro
03. *
04. *
05. *(at 6:25 the dj cuts in with the station id)
06. Ain't No Sunshine/
07. *(tape flip)

CD2
01. drums
02. cuts in-Have You Ever Loved A Woman
03. Let The Good Time Roll
04. Continued
05. Audience chanting
06. Talking
07. Down

Freddie King - 1975-10-19 - Hamburg, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Onkel Pš«s Carnegie Hall

lineage
CDR (preFM) - xACT

Freddie King (g,voc)
Ed Lively (Rhythm g)
Alvin Hemphill (org)
Louis Stephens (p)
Benny Turner (b)
Caleb Emphrey (dr)

01 Introduction (Freddie King)
02 Big Leg Woman (Freddie King)
03 The Moon Is Rising (Jimmy Reed)
04 Woman Across The River (Leon Russell)
05 Boogie Funk (Freddie King)
06 56th And Wichita (Freddie King)
07 Feelin« Alright (Dave Mason)
08 Mojo Boogie (trad.)
09 Have You Ever Loved A Woman (trad.)
10 Rock Me Baby (B.B. King)
11 Something You Got (Alvin Robinson)
12 Messin« With The Kid (Melvin London)
13 Sweet Home Chicago (Roosevelt Sykes)
14 You«re The One (Champion Jack Dupree)
15 Woke Up This Morning (B.B. King)
16 Ain«t Nobody«s Business (Jimmy Witherpoon)
17 Kings Thing (Freddie King)
18 Going Down (Leon Russell)
19 The Things That I Used To Do (Eddie Jones)
20 Let The Good Times Roll (Sam Theard)
21 Stormy Monday (T-Bone Walker)

Freddie King - 1970-09-03 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Venue: Fillmore West 

Lineage: 
CDR Trade>FLAC>Dime>speed/volume correction>flac 

01. Instrumental 4:34 
02. I'm Tore Down 5:37 
03. Someday Baby 5:16 
04. Have You Ever Loved a Woman 11:31 
05. Hideaway 6:47 
06. Key To The Highway 7:15 
07. Going Down Part One 5:49 
08. Going Down Part Two 1:51 
09. Ain't Nobody's Business 6:22 
10. The Stumble 4:12
11. Dust My Broom 5:31 
12. Have You Ever Loved a Woman 14:17

Total Time: 80:28 

Original Notes via jimitrane: 
This is the great Freddie King that I got in a CDR trade around 10 years ago. I don’t know the lineage except that it sounds like a soundboard. Freddie is hot as usual and this is a great addition to to any Freddie collection. This is recorded at the Fillmore West on 9-3-1970. Personnel unknown. This could be both sets because he does Have You Ever Loved A Woman twice. 

Updated Notes: 
The whole recording ran fast and was joined together and slowed down -1.4% using audacity along with being retracked and flac'd afterwards. The was also issues with volume levels being too hot and the stereo field being off that were also corrected here. 

With Freddie's upcoming induction into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame now seems a good time to start revisiting/rediscovering Freddie's body of live work. Hopefully this will kickstart some more postings of Freddie material here. 

For those that still burn these things to cdr, this will fit on a single cdr if you have overburn enabled for your software. Also if anyone wants to retool the original artwork to match the new track lengths and such please do. I didn't include it in the torrent for that reason.