Have You Ever Loved a Woman
Freddie King
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Have you ever loved a woman So much you tremble in pain? Yee-es! Have you ever loved a woman So much you tremble in pain? Yee-es! All the time you know She bears another man's name You just love that woman So much it's a shame and a sin Yee-es! You just love that woman So much it's a shame and a sin Yes, you know, yes you know She belongs to your very best friend And yee-es! Have you ever loved a woman One that you know you can't leave her alone? And yee-es! Have you ever loved a woman (sing!) Onet you know you can't leave her alone? A- yee-es! But there's something deep inside a-you Won't let you wreck yo best friend's home. Yea-ay-ay-ay.
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Written by: Billy Myles
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11 facts about this song
Artist Intricacy"Have You Ever Loved a Woman" was performed by Freddie King. However, he was initially credited as "Freddy King." The change in the spelling of his first name took place mid-career when he signed a new record deal.
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Music GenreThe song is considered a hallmark of the blues genre, often hailed as a traditional blues classic. Freddie King was known for his blend of Texas and Chicago-style blues, which are both prevalent in this song.
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Release Details"Have You Ever Loved a Woman" was originally released in 1961 as part of the album, "Let's Hide Away and Dance Away."
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Song InspirationsThe song has been covered by various artists, including the legendary Eric Clapton. Clapton's version became a concert staple throughout his career.
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Album SuccessThe album includes instrumental tracks as well as King's signature smoking guitar riffs which received high recognition. The album is considered one of King's finest works.
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Live PerformancesFreddie King frequently performed this song live, making it a favorite among fans. His passionate interpretation of the song made it a signature tune in his performances.
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Lyrics OriginThe powerful lyrics are believed to have been inspired by King's real-life experiences, giving his interpretation of the song an authentic and tangible quality.
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Influence and LegacyThe song has had a lasting influence on the blues genre, inspiring many up-and-coming artists. Despite its origins in the early 1960s, it is still played by blues musicians today.
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Song InterpretationsThe song has been interpreted in different ways by various artists around the world. It continues to be a favorite among musicians proving its influence in the realm of blues.
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Record labelsThe song was released under the Federal Records label, a subsidiary of King Records, which was instrumental in the careers of many rhythm and blues artists in the 1950s and '60s.
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Songwriting CreditThe songwriting credits go to Billy Myles who was known for writing heartfelt lyrics about love and relationships. His writing teamed up with Freddie's emotive voice gave the song a deep emotional resonance.
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