The Stumble
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"The Stumble" is an instrumental blues song originally composed by the guitarist Freddie King. It has been recorded by scores of artists including: Anthony Hawkins of "Black Merda", Luther Allison, Jeff Beck, Eric Bell, Canned Heat, Dave Edmunds, Peter Green, Steve Hackett, Bugs Henderson, Love Sculpture, Jimmy Thackery and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
[edit] Notable versions
- John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers with Peter Green, on their 1967 album A Hard Road
- Ronnie Earl
- Gary Moore
- Pappo, as El Tropezón
- Blues Boys (México)
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