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Freddie King Getting Ready... mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Blues Album: Getting Ready... Country: Brazil Released: 1973 Style: Electric Blues MP3 version RAR size: 1190 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1946 mb WMA version RAR size: 1793 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 491 Other Formats: XM AUD DXD MIDI MMF MPC MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits Same Old Blues A1 3:57 Written-By – Don Nix Dust My Broom A2 3:10 Written-By – Elmore James Worried Life Blues A3 2:50 Written-By – Big Maco* Five Long Years A4 4:20 Written-By – Eddie Boyd Key To The Highway A5 3:24 Written-By – Bill Broonzy*, Charles Segar Going Down B1 3:21 Written-By – Don Nix Living On The Highway B2 4:14 Written-By – Don Nix, Leon Russell Walking By Myself B3 2:50 Written-By – Lane* Tore Down B4 4:09 Written-By – Freddie King Palace Of The King B5 3:38 Written-By – Don Nix, Donald "Duck" Dunn, Leon Russell Credits Backing Vocals – Claudia Lennear, Don Preston , Joey Cooper, Kathi McDonald Bass – Donald "Duck" Dunn Design [Album] – Delusions Of Grandeur Drums – Charles Myers, Chuck Blackwell Engineer – John Fry Guitar – Don Preston Guitar, Vocals – Freddie King Organ – Jon Gallie Photography [Cover] – Ed Caraeff Photography [Liner] – Mark Robyn Piano, Guitar – Leon Russell Producer – Don Nix, Leon Russell Notes SHELTER RECORDS Manufactured in Australia by Tempo Records Sales Pty Ltd On the label: Superman egg logo Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A (etched)): SHE-706-A -------◄ Matrix / Runout (Side B (etched)): SHE-706-B------◄ Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Freddie Getting Ready... SHE-8905 Shelter Records SHE-8905 US 1971 King (LP, Album) Freddie Getting Ready... 6369 102 Philips 6369 102 Brazil 1973 King (LP, Album) Analogue Getting Ready... APB-8905, Freddie Productions, APB-8905, (LP, Album, RE, US 2011 SHE-8905 King Analogue SHE-8905 200) Productions Freddie Getting Ready... AMLS 65004 A&M Records AMLS 65004 UK 1971 King (LP, Album) Freddie Getting Ready... SW-8905 Shelter Records SW-8905 Canada 1971 King (LP, Album) Related Music albums to Getting Ready... by Freddie King Freddie King - Texas Cannonball The Freddie Steady 5 - 1000 Miles Leon Russell - Best Of Leon Freddie Mercury, Queen - Greatest Hits of Freddie Mercury and Queen Albert King - Blues Masters: The Very Best Of Albert King Freddie King - The Best Of Freddie King Donald Duck - Donald Duck In Six Big Stories Leon Russell - Leon Russell And The Shelter People Leon Russell - Leon Live Muddy Waters / Otis Spann / Michael Bloomfield / Paul Butterfield / Donald "Duck" Dunn / Sam Lay - Fathers And Sons Freddie King - Woman Across The River Muddy Waters - Fathers And Sons.

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