Freddie King

Watch as Freddie King performs "Going Down" in Dallas, Texas, 1973, using a Gibson ES-355TDC.

Here Freddie King can be seen playing a Gibson 335. According to the Gibson article "10 Things You Didn't Know About Blues Legend Freddie King" by Ted Drozdowski,

Freddy King used several Gibsons including this ES-345 Stereo

Freddie King can be seen on his album cover for "Blue Guitar Hero" holding what is more than likely a 1954 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop.

"Early photos of King show him playing a mid-Fifties Gibson gold-top Les Paul with P-90 pickups, which he used along with a Gibson GA-40 amplifier. Shortly thereafter, he switched to his trademark Gibson ES-345 guitars, cranked to massive volume through Fender Quad Reverbs." - excerpt from Guitar World's Freddie King lesson article.

"Early photos of King show him playing a mid-Fifties Gibson gold-top Les Paul with P-90 pickups, which he used along with a Gibson GA-40 amplifier. Shortly thereafter, he switched to his trademark Gibson ES-345 guitars, cranked to massive volume through Fender Quad Reverbs." - excerpt from Guitar World's Freddie King lesson article.