FREDDIE KING - WOMAN ACROSS THE RIVER (200G LP)

Freddie King Woman Across The River on 200g LP from Analogue Productions

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Soulful 1973 LP is Blues Great's Last Shelter Recording and Features String Arrangements, Female Vocals

1973's Woman Across The River was The Texas Cannonball's last Shelter album and it was also his most elaborately produced, featuring the occasional string arrangement and female backup vocal. The album is divided between between blues standards from Willie Dixon and Elmore James, Leon Russell tunes and R&B/soul-inclined material from Ray Charles and Percy Mayfield.

Of course, as much as the music, the reason to acquire this 200g pressing relates to the vibrant sound. Among the first titles to be pressed at Quality Record Pressings, Getting Ready is dead-quiet and yields tremendous grooves and spaciousness, allowing King's guitar to take on a life of its own. Be certain to get the other two King titles by Quality Record Pressings and look forward to more releases from this exciting new audiophile record facility!

Freddie King Woman Across The River Track Listing:

1.  Woman Across the River
2.  Hoochie Coochie Man
3.  The Danger Zone
4.  Boogie Man
5.  Leave My Woman Alone
6.  Just A Little Bit
7.  Yonders Wall
8.  Help Me Through the Day
9.  I'm Ready
10. Trouble In Mind
11. You Don't Have To Go