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Hideaway Freddie King (Freddie Christian) (1934-1976) Born and matured in Texas, he moved to Chicago in 1950. His style changed from country Blues to a Texas style urban Blues. He was a wild, technical brilliant performer and he quickly could blow others from the stage. Instead of a choice he had fun with fingerpicks, primarily with badger thumb and forefinger.

All his greatest hits like "Hideaway", "Have You Ever Loved a Woman" or "I'm Took down" and "Someday After a While" were covered by EC. His influence on EC can't be overrated! He passed away in 1976 at the age of 42 throughout a concert. Hideaway (or Hide Away) is an important tune with medley character from.

Utilize the E minor pentatonic scale with notes of the significant pentatonic. John Mayall tab books , so look out! You can utilize the E Blues chords (E7/A7/B7) and the basic Blues chord progression (I/IV/V). Chords: Let's go: I --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I ------ 9-- 9-11b( 13 )-------- 9-11b( 13 )-11 -9-- 9-11 ------- 9 ------ 9 ------ 9 ------ 9 -------------- I I-- 9-- 9h11 ----------- 9-9-11 ---------------- 11 ------- 9h11-- 9h11-- 9h11-- 9h11-- 14 ----------- I I --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I 0:00 A more "Freddie King"- like method to play this uses open strings like: I-- 0-- 0-2b( 4 )------- 0-2b( 4 )-2 -0-- 0-2 ------ 0 ----- 0 ----- 0 ------------------------------------ I I-2-- 2 --------- 0-0-2 ------------- 2 ------ 0h2-- 0h2-- 0h2-- and so on. ---------------------------- I I ---------( play slide ------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I ---------- if too tough) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- I I --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I 0:00 which provides a fuller tone, however less sensation (vibrato and flexing is harder to play) I ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I --------- 9-11b( 13 )-11 -9-- 9-3 \ 2 ---------- 9-11-11-11-11-11b( 13 )-9 -11 -9 --------- 11 ----------- I I-- 9-9-11 ---------------- 11 ----- 2 \ 1-- 9-9-11 ------------------------------ 11-9h11-- 9h11-etc.- I I ------------------------------- 3 \ 2 ------------------------------------------------------------ I I ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I 0:10 The bass figure at 0:41 I ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I ------------------------------- 2-5-2-4-2-/ 7-repeat ----- 4-7-4-6-4 ------------------------------ I I ----- 2-5-2-4-2-/ 7-repeat-- 0-4 --------------------- 2-6 -----------/ 7 --------------------------- I I-0-4 ---------------------------------------------------------------- 0-4-repeat-from beginning-I 0:41 Then, with another rhythm, a change to the E Blues scale: I ---------- 12 ------------------------------------------- I I --------------------- 12-15 ----------------------------- I I-- 14b( 16 )-- 14b( 16 )------- 14b( 16 )rb14-p12-- 14-- 12 \-- I I ------------------------------------------- 14 ---------- I I ------------------------------------------------------- I I ------------------------------------------------------- I 01:01 Later on: I --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I ------------------------- 12-10 ------ 12-10 ---------------------------------------------------- I I ----------------------/ 9 ------- 11br ------- 11br-- 9-11b( 13 )- hold bend-11b( 14 )- hold bend ------ I I-- 7b( 9 )rb7-p5-7-7-5 --------------------------- 11 ----------- pick 6x ----------- pick 6x -------- I I --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I 01:28 After another sort of "rhythm section" another level: I-- 12 ------ 12-- 12 ------ 12 -------------------------------- I I-- 15b( 17 )-------- 15b( 17 )-- 15-12 ----- 12 -------------------- I I --------------------------------- 14 ----- 12h14-12 ------- 12b-I I ------------------------------------------------- 14-14 ----- I I ----------------------------------------------------------- I I ----------------------------------------------------------- I 2:06 I --------------------------------------- I I-15b( 17 )rb15 ------ 15b( 17 )rb15 ---------- I I ------------- 12 ------------- 12-13-14-I I --------------------------------------- I I --------------------------------------- I I --------------------------------------- I Now lets come to the end: I --------------------------------------- 12-14 -------- 12 ------- 12-14b( 16 )----------------- I I-- 15b( 17 )-15 -12-- 12 ----------- 12-14 -------- 12-14-- 12-14 ---------------------------- I I ----------------- 14-- 12 --------------------------------------------------------------- I I -------------------------- 14 ----------------------------------------- 14/15-- 14 ----- I I ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14/15-- 14-(?)- I I ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I 3:03 Little Girl We continue with Little Lady (composed by Mayall), which includes a great standard riff where we must take a more detailed take a look at.