Songs that sound like I'm Tore Down

Freddie King · 1971

Its closest older relatives from the 1950s are (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man by Muddy Waters and Tough Mary by Etta James. Newer songs that carry its sound include The Blues Is Here to Stay by Tab Benoit and They Call Me Big Mama by Big Mama Thornton. Outside its genre, its closest match is I Want to Take You Higher by Sly & The Family Stone (R&B).

I'm Tore DownFreddie King · 1971Apple Music · Spotify

Sounds like it

10 songs matched on the audio, not on genre tags.

All These BluesThe Paul Butterfield Blues Band · 1966Apple Music · Spotify

I Got My Eyes On YouBuddy Guy · 1970Apple Music · Spotify

Sweet SixteenB.B. KingApple Music · Spotify

The Working ManCreedence Clearwater Revival · 1968Apple Music · Spotify

I Ain't Got YouJimmy Reed · 1960Apple Music · Spotify

One NightElvis Presley · 1959Apple Music · Spotify

(I Got) A Good 'UnJohn Lee HookerApple Music · Spotify

Three Times a FoolOtis Rush · 1956Apple Music · Spotify

Boy from New OrleansLouis ArmstrongSpotify

Three Hundred Pounds of JoyHowlin' Wolf · 1963Apple Music · Spotify

Before it

Older songs it sounds like.

(I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie ManMuddy Waters · 1954Apple Music · Spotify

Tough MaryEtta JamesApple Music · Spotify

CaravanElla Fitzgerald · 1957Apple Music · Spotify

After it

Newer songs that sound like it.

The Blues Is Here to StayTab BenoitApple Music · Spotify

They Call Me Big MamaBig Mama Thornton · 1992Apple Music · Spotify

Its twins in other genres

The closest match in each.

R&BI Want to Take You HigherSly & The Family Stone · 1969Apple Music · Spotify

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More by Freddie King: Going Down, Big Legged Woman, Five Long Years.