Freddie King - Going Down At Onkel Po's Album

Tracklist

1	Something You Got
2	Have You Ever Loved A Woman
3	Let The Good Times Roll
4	Ain't Nobodys Business
5	Feelin' Alright
6	Your'e The One
7	Mojo Boogie
8	Boogie Funk
9	The Things That I Used To Do
10	Sweet Home Chicago
11	Rock Me Baby
12	Messin With The Kid
13	Going Down
14	Woke Up This Morning
15	Big Leg Woman
16	The Moon Is Rising
17	Woman Across The Water
18	Kings Thing
19	Introduction
20	56th And Witchita
21	Stormy Monday

Credits

• Art Direction – Blue Fondue, Mark Kalmus
• Artwork – William Stout
• Bass – Benny Turner
• Drums – Caleb Emphrey
• Guitar, Vocals – Freddie King
• Mastered By – Randy Perry
• Organ – Alvin Hemphill
• Piano – Louis Stephens
• Producer – David Skye
• Rhythm Guitar – Ed Lively
• Supervised By – James Austin

Notes

Recorded live at Onkel Po’s Carnegie Hall, Hamburg, Germany on October 19, 1975

Barcodes

• Barcode: 089353331528

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – S'more Entertainment Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – RockBeat Records
• Copyright (c) – S'more Entertainment Inc.
• Copyright (c) – RockBeat Records
• Recorded At – Onkel Pös Carnegie Hall

Short intro

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