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Though it began as a country label in 1944, Cincinnati-based King Records gravitated to the blues field shortly thereafter, releasing a wealth of classics in both fields during more than a quarter century’s run as a highly successful independent imprint. Occupying a spacious factory building at 1540 Brewster Avenue that housed offices, a recording studio, and a pressing plant, founder Syd Nathan’s King, Federal and DeLuxe imprints subsequently amassed a vast catalog of postwar black music that resulted in an avalanche of national R&B hits. This collection is the most through overview of this material ever assembled, and will be a delight for blues enthusiasts everywhere. Catalog # 302 066 598 2 Release Date: 09/21/04 TRACK LISTING: 1. Tomorrow Night Lonnie Johnson R&B #1, Pop #19 2. All She Wants To Do Is Rock Wynonie Harris R&B #1 3. Landlord Blues Ivory Joe Hunter R&B #6 4. Somebody Done Stole My Cherry Red Eddie “Cleanhead” Vinson R&B #6 5. Devil’s Jump John Lee Hooker 6. Hard Luck Blues Roy Brown R&B #1 7. Well, Oh Well Tiny Bradshaw R&B #2 8. Real Good Feeling Brownie McGhee 9. Gone So Long Roy “Baldhead” Byrd 10. Aged And Mellow Blues Little Esther 11. K.C. Loving Little Willie Littlefield 12. I’ll Drown In My Tears Sonny Thompson with Lula Reed R&B #5 13. Big Ten-Inch Record Bull Moose Jackson 14. Fast Women–Slow Gin Jimmy Witherspoon 15. This Woman Of Mine Wilbert Harrison 16. Dealing With The Devil Eddie Burns 17. Don’t Take It So Hard Earl (Connelly) King R&B #7 18. Let The Doorbell Ring Champion Jack Dupree 19. Another Woman’s Man Joe Tex 20. Need Your Love So Bad Little Willie John R&B #5 21. I’m Tore Up Billy Gayles with Ike Turner’s Rhythm Rockers 22. Look At Little Sister Hank Ballard & The Midnighters 23. Don’t Throw Your Love On Me So Strong Albert King R&B #14 24. I’m Tore Down Freddy King R&B #5 25. Cuttin’ In Johnny “Guitar” Watson R&B #6 |
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