The Stumble | Chords
||: A7 | A7 | E7 (F#7 F7) | E7 |
| A7 | A7 | B7 | B7 |
| E N.C | E N.C | A N.C A N.C | F#/A# |
| B7 C#m7 | F#7 B7 | E7 A7 | E7 B7 :||
||: A7 | A7 | E7 (F#7 F7) | E7 |
| A7 | A7 | B7 | B7 |
| E7 | E7 | A7 | F#/A# |
| B7 C#m7 | F#7 B7 | E7 A7 | E7 B7 :||
||: A7 | A7 | E7 (F7) | E7 |
| A7 | A7 | B7 | B7 |
| E N.C | E N.C | A N.C A N.C | F#/A# |
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| B7 C#m7 | F#7 B7 | E7 A7 | E7 B7 :||
2.
| B7 C#m7 | F#7 B7 | E7 A7 | E7 |
The third Blues King
The youngest of all three Kings, The Texas Cannonball, was born Fredrick Christian King, on September 3rd, 1934.
Despite being Texan-born, he and his family moved to Chicago at a young age so his style is very much a result of the Texas/Chicago influence.
Freddie King’s tone and style were much more aggressive, he also explored the possibilities of improvisation more so than Albert or B.B. King. This made Freddie Eric Clapton‘s favorite Blues King.
Using the chords above, as well as the video lesson you can learn how to play Freddie King’s most famous instrumental tune, The Stumble.
There are also guitar lessons on Hide Away and The Moon Is Rising in the playlist, both strikingly similar!
The Stumble chords | Related pages
Five similar tunes
- Born Under A Bad Sign chords
- Crossroads chords
- Johnny B. Goode chords
- Money (That’s What I Want) chords
- Pride & Joy chords
Freddie King
Perhaps the least known of the three kings, Freddie King is most known for his instrumentals Hide Away and The Stumble.
Not just a great guitar player, Freddie could sing his heart out and did so as he covered many classics.
Freddie King on the web
Blues & Jazz
The foundation upon which popular music stands, Blues & Jazz tunes must be explored in depth by the serious guitar player.
Learn from the best by studying the greatest tunes of the genres. Study the iconic licks and melodies to grasp the language of these most important styles.
