Freddy King - Woman Across The River

Review by Anita Elliott

Woman Across The River, the 1973 album by blues legend Freddy King, is a true masterpiece. The album features King's signature guitar playing, with a mix of soulful ballads and upbeat blues tracks.

The album's title track, "Woman Across The River," is a standout with its catchy melody and King's powerful vocals. The track features a funky bass line and a lively horn section that add depth to the song.

Other highlights on the album include "Ain't No Sunshine," a soulful cover of the Bill Withers classic, and "Big Legged Woman," a bluesy track with a memorable guitar riff.

Throughout the album, King's guitar playing is simply outstanding. His solos are full of emotion and energy, and he effortlessly blends different styles of blues and soul music.

Summary by Anita Elliott

Woman Across The River is a must-listen for fans of blues and soul music. King's talent as a musician and singer shines through on every track, making this album a true classic.