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  1. “Me and My Guitar” from the 1972 album Texas Cannonball by Freddie King, one of the “Three Kings” of blues guitar with B.B. and Albert (none related). This LP was co-produced by Leon Russell, who also did much of the writing including this track. #freddieking #bluesguitar #vinyl

  2. Ted Tocks Covers

    Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag

    Originally posted on July 17, 2019

    This classic #JamesBrown song was released 60 years ago today.

    “He's doing the Jerk
    He's doing the Fly
    Don't play him cheap 'cause you know he ain't shy
    He's doing the Monkey, the Mashed Potato, Jump back Jack,
    See you later alligator.”

    #FreddieKing #CharlesWrightandthe103rdStRhythmBand

    tedtockscovers.wordpress.com/2

  3. “Me and My Guitar” from legendary blues guitarist Freddie King’s 1972 album Texas Cannonball, which is mostly covers and entirely badass. #freddieking #texasblues #vinyl #bluesmusic #recordcollection

  4. Ted Tocks Covers

    Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag

    Originally posted on July 17, 2019

    James Brown released this Grammy Award wining single on this day in 1965. It went on to sell over 2 million copies.

    “He's doing the Jerk...
    He's doing the Fly
    Don't play him cheap 'cause you know he ain't shy
    He's doing the Monkey, the Mashed Potatoes, Jump back Jack, See you later
    alligator.”

    #JamesBrown #FreddieKing #CharlesWrightandthe103rdStRhythmBand

    tedtockscovers.wordpress.com/2

  5. Ted Tocks Covers

    Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag

    Originally posted on July 17, 2019

    James Brown released this Grammy Award wining single on this day in 1965. It went on to sell over 2 million copies.

    “He's doing the Jerk...
    He's doing the Fly
    Don't play him cheap 'cause you know he ain't shy
    He's doing the Monkey, the Mashed Potatoes, Jump back Jack, See you later
    alligator.”

    #JamesBrown #FreddieKing #CharlesWrightandthe103rdStRhythmBand

    tedtockscovers.wordpress.com/2

  6. “Have You Ever Loved a Woman” from blues guitar giant Freddie King’s 1976 compilation album Hide Away, on Gusto Records. #freddieking #bluesguitar #vinyl #recordcollection