Freddie King – Woman Across The River

 

 

 

 

Freddie King – Woman Across The River 1973

 

 

Shelter Records 1973 – SW-8919

 

notes:

Woman Across the River is an album by the American blues musician Freddie King, 
released in 1973. It was the last of three albums King made for Shelter Records.
Freddie King’s “Woman Across The River” stands as one of the most electrifying tracks
 in modern blues history. Released in 1973 on the album Woman Across the River, 
the song showcases King at his raw, fiery best—blending Texas blues grit with 
funk, soul, and rock energy

credits:

    Backing Vocals – The O'Niell Twins*
    Bass – Carl Radle
    Drums – Chuck Blackwell, Jim Keltner
    Guitar – Don Preston 
    Guitar, Vocals – Freddie King
    Piano, Organ – Rev. Patrick Henderson
    Piano, Producer, Mixed By – Leon Russell

     Recorded At – Paradise Studios, Grand Lake Of The Cherokees
     Tia Juana, Oklahoma. 
     Engineer – John Fry, John LeMay
    Producer, Mixed By – Leon Russell

tracklist:

A1        Woman Across The River
Written-By – A. Jones, Jr.*, B. Krutcher*
    2:46
A2        Hootchie Cootchie Man
Written By – C. Long
    4:48
A3        Danger Zone
Written-By – Percy Mayfield
    4:32
A4        Boogie Man
Written-By – C. Blackwell*, L. Russell*
    3:45
A5        Leave My Woman Alone
Written-By – Ray Charles
    3:33
B1        Just A Little Bit
Written-By – Washington*, Thurston*, Brown*, Bass*
    2:27
B2        Yonder Wall
Written-By – Elmore James
    2:25
B3        Help Me Through The Day
Written-By – Leon Russell
    4:27
B4        I'm Ready
Written-By – Willie Dixon
    3:45
B5        Trouble In Mind
Written-By – Richard Jones*
    3:41
B6        You Don't Have To Go
Written-By – Matcher James Reed*
    2:55 

 

 

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