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Have You Gone Crazy - Earl King
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Beggin' at Your Mercy - Earl King
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Mother's Love - Earl King
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I'm Your Best Bet, Baby - Earl King
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What Can I Do
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'Til I Say Well Done
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No One But Me - Earl King
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Eating and Sleeping - Earl King
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Sitting and Wondering - Earl King 1
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Funny Face - Earl King 1
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Baby You Can Get Your Gun - Fats, Handsome Earl 1
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Those Lonely, Lonely Nights - Fats, Handsome Earl 1
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Mother Told Me Not to Go - Fats, Handsome Earl 1
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Is Everything All Right - Fats, Handsome Earl 1
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Everybody Got to Cry - Fats, Handsome Earl 1
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Little Girl - Fats, Handsome Earl 1
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My Love Is Strong - Fats, Handsome Earl 1
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It Must Have Been Love - Fats, Handsome Earl 1
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I'll Take You Back Home - Fats, Handsome Earl 2
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I Met a Stranger - Fats, Handsome Earl 2
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I'm Packing Up - Earl King 2
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Nobody Cares - Earl King
Item UPC: 3448967517426
Date First Available:
Label: CLASSICS R&B
ABOUT THE ALBUM
This CD contains the fine Savoy coupling and the Specialty recordings which were closely modeled on the then-hugely successful Guitar Slim. Perhaps helped into the charts by the ambiguous (if not completely untrue) credit "featuring Fats on piano," "Those Lonely, Lonely Nights" was the first of his Ace releases, but like all his previous recordings, this session includes the great Huey "Piano" Smith and not Mr. Domino, as implied. On the strength of the huge success of his debut Ace release, Earl King toured the South with Edgar Blanchard's Gondoliers, cutting a session with that band in Houston late in the year, resulting in a follow up single with the fine "Little Girl".
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