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Freddie King’s Beautiful Sliding Sixths

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Sep 9th, 2026

Freddie King used sliding sixths to give his soloing a more melodic sound, and I love this example from a live performance of “Key To The Highway”.

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Key: D

Tuning: Standard

Topics: Blues Licks

Difficulties: Intermediate

Artist: Freddie King

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