Скачать или смотреть Freddie King "Boogie Man" 1973 Leon Russell Chuck Blackwell Paradise Studios Grand Lake OK.

From the LP Woman Across The Water, one of Freddie Kings excellent series of albums for Leon Russell's Shelter Records, here is "Boogie Man," written by Leon Russell and Chuck Blackwell. It is presented here from the 1991 remaster by Steve Hoffman on the Del-Rack cd Key To The Highway.
Chuck Blackwell had been Leon's drummer since high school in Tulsa in the late 1950s and went to Hollywood in 1961 and worked for years with Leon and Leon's high school pal David Gates. After hitting the heights of super stardom in 1971 (especially after his show-stopping performance of "Jumping Jack Flash/Youngblood" at the Concert For Bangla Desh), Leon purchased several properties in Tulsa and on nearby Grand Lake in Tia Juana, Oklahoma. He converted Pappy's Fishing Camp on Grand Lake into a recording studio and living quarters.
"Boogie Man" was recorded at Grand Lake O' The Cherokees with Freddie on guitars and vocal. Co-writer, Chuck Blackwell was not on drums, but rather another Tulsa legend... Jim Keltner. On piano with Leon was Rev. Patrick Henderson. Don Preston was on a guitar, Carl Radle on bass, and as backing vocalists were The O'Neal Twins, a duo signed to Shelter Records.