Boy Girl Boy is Freddie King's debut studio album, released in 1962 on King Records. It was produced by Sonny Thompson and recorded in Cincinnati, Ohio. The album blends electric blues with R&B and rock and roll influences.
The title reflects the three-song-per-side structure of the original vinyl, featuring both instrumental and vocal tracks. It includes covers of classics like 'Hide Away' and 'San-Ho-Zay', which were already hits as previous King singles.
Although not a major commercial success at the time, the album is considered a foundational work of 1960s blues. Its style influenced guitarists such as Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan.