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(#1) Getting Ready...
- 1971
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(#2) Burglar
- 1974
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(#3) The Texas Cannonball
- 1991
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(#4) My Feeling for the Blues
- 1970
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(#5) Freddy King Sings
- 1961
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(#6) Let's Hide Away and Dance Away
- 1961
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(#7) Woman Across the River
- 1973
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(#8) Larger Than Life
- 1975
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(#9) Texas Cannonball
- 1972
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(#10) Gives You a Bonanza of Instrumentals
- 1965
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(#11) Freddie King Is a Blues Master
- 1969
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(#12) Bossa Nova and Blues
- 1963
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(#13) Freddie King Goes Surfin'
- 1963
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(#14) Palace of the King
- 1991
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(#15) Texas Sensation
- 1998
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(#16) Driving Sideways / Hideaway
- 1965
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Albert King is the greatest blues guitarist and singer in the United States. As a man who has dedicated his life to blues music, he enjoys a wide range of world influence in blues guitar performance. He, B.B.King, and Freddie King are considered to be the world's top three blues guitarists. It was not until 1961 that his single "Don't Throw Your Love on Me So Strong" was a huge success.
In 1967, Stax Records released the album "Born under bad sign" for him. This album became Albert King's best album, many of which were covered by many singers. The success of this record made him famous all over the country and began to influence white musicians. The random tool lists 16 of the best Freddie King albums.
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