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  1. www.allmusic.com › album › the-very-best-of-freddy-weller-mw0000021578The Very Best of Freddy Weller - Freddy Weller... | AllMusic

    11 de mar. de 2003 · The Very Best of Freddy Weller by Freddy Weller released in 2003. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

  2. www.youtube.com › watchThe Perfect Stranger , Feddy Weller , 1973 - YouTube

    31 de may. de 2019 · Written and recorded by Freddy Weller. Released July 1973 from the album 'Too Much Monkey Business'. It reached #13 U.S. #7 Canada.

  3. secondhandsongs.com › artist › 5103Songs written by Freddy Weller | SecondHandSongs

    Freddy Weller covered Southern Nights, You Got What It Takes, Ain't It Good, Indian Lake and other songs. Freddy Weller originally did Southern Nights, You Got What It Takes, Ain't It Good, Indian Lake and other songs. Freddy Weller wrote Dizzy, Lonely Women Make Good Lovers and Amarillo, Texas.

  4. www.youtube.com › watchPromised Land , Freddy Weller , 1972 - YouTube

    27 de jul. de 2015 · Written by Chuck Berry. Released in 1972 from the album "The Promised Land". It reached #3.

  5. music.apple.com › us › album‎The Promised Land - Album by Freddy Weller - Apple Music

    More By Freddy Weller. Freddy Weller Sings His Big Ones. 1998. Freddy Weller (Featuring "Games People Play" and "These Are Not My People") 1969. Back to Back. 2010. His Very Best. 2009. The Very Best of Freddy Weller. 2002. Listen To The Young Folks. 1970. Freddy Weller: Studio 102 Essentials. 1975.

  6. music.apple.com › dk › artist‎Freddy Weller on Apple Music

    Freddy Weller Sings His Big Ones · 1998. The Promised Land. The Promised Land / These Are Not My People - Single · 2005. Indian Lake. Freddy Weller Sings His Big Ones · 1998. I Love a Rainy Night. Freddy Weller: Studio 102 Essentials · 1973. Drivin' My Life Away. His Best Songs · 1975.

  7. www.youtube.com › watchGames People Play , Freddy Weller , 1969 - YouTube

    10 de jun. de 2015 · Written by Joe South. Released in 1969 as his debut single, it reached #2 .