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| Tracks side one: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| Pack It Up | G. Chandler, Gonzales | . |
| Shake Your Bootie | F. King, M. Vernon, R. Hayword | . |
| Tain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do | P. Grainger, E. Robbins | . |
| Woman Across The River | B. Krutcher, A. Jones Jr | . |
| Sweet Home Chicago | R.L. Johnson | . |
| Tracks side two: | Written by: | Recorded: |
| Sugar Sweet | M. London | August 1974 |
| TV Mama | F. King | August 1974 |
| Gambling Woman Blues | F. King | August 1974 |
| Farther Up The Road | J. Medwick Veassey, D.D. Robey | November 1976 |
| Musicians on tracks with Eric Clapton: | ||
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| Guitar | Eric Clapton | |
| Guitar, Vocals | Albert King | |
| Guitar | George Terry | |
| Bass | Carl Radle | |
| Drums | Jamie Oldaker | |
| Percussion | Sergio Pascora | |
| Keyboards | Dick Sims | |
| Backing Vocals | Yvonne Elliman | |
| Backing Vocals | Marcy Levy | |
My personal review and reflection: 
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| For a blues-lover, this LP is heaven. Freddie King was a fantastic blues-guitarist and had a tremendous feeling for his music. Sadly, he passed away too soon. Eric is on the last four tracks. It's difficult for a Clapton-lover to say, but on this record he is outplayed by Freddie King. Eric is doing all right, but to hear Freddie handle his guitar, and his voice, it's magic! It's difficult to pick a favourite, but maybe "Gambling Woman Blues". | ||