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Earl King - Come On: The Complete Imperial Recordings

Musician: Earl King
Album title: Come On: The Complete Imperial Recordings
Style: Louisiana Blues
Released: 2003
Size MP3 version: 1540 mb
Size APE version: 1725 mb
Size WMA version: 1613 mb
Rating ✫: 4.3
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Genre: Blues

Earl King - Come On: The Complete Imperial Recordings mp3 album

Earl King - Come On: The Complete Imperial Recordings mp3 album

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Love Me Now
2 Things That I Used To Do
Written-By – E. Jones*
3 Come On, Pts. 1 & 2
4 You're More To Me Than Gold
5 My Mother's Love
6 Nervous Breakdown
7 Come Along With Me
8 You Better Know
9 Mama And Papa
10 It's Wrong
11 Case Of Love
12 Trick Bag
13 Always A First Time
14 Something Funny
15 We Are Just Friends
16 Don't You Lose It
17 Don't Cry My Friend
Written-By – Earl "King" Johnson*, S. Washington*

Credits

  • Arranged By – Wardell Quezergue
  • Arranged By, Vocals, Guitar – Earl King
  • Backing Band – Unknown Artist (tracks: 12 to 15)
  • Baritone Saxophone – Carl Bluin* (tracks: 4 to 11), Edward "Kid" Jordan* (tracks: 1 to 3)
  • Bass – George Davis (tracks: 1 to 3), George French (tracks: 4 to 11), Irving "Punchy" Williams (tracks: 16 to 17)
  • Design – Erika Elder
  • Drums – Robert French* (tracks: 1 to 11), Joe Butler (tracks: 16 to 17)
  • Liner Notes – Jeff Hannusch
  • Piano – James Booker (tracks: 1 to 11), Willie Tee (tracks: 16 to 17)
  • Producer – Dave Bartholomew
  • Reissue Producer – Jerry Roche
  • Remastered By – Mantis Evar
  • Tenor Saxophone – James Rivers (tracks: 1 to 3), Morris Bechamin (tracks: 1 to 11, 16 to 17)
  • Trombone – Waldren "Frog" Joseph (tracks: 4 to 11)
  • Trumpet – Dave Bartholomew (tracks: 4 to 11, 16 to 17), Leroy Derbigny (tracks: 1 to 3), Wardell Quezergue (tracks: 4 to 11)
  • Vocals – Benny Spellman, Bobby Lacour, Gerri Hall
  • Written-By – Earl "King" Johnson* (tracks: Except as noted)

Notes

This is New Orleans rhythm and blues.

Love Me Now (Imp.5730, 1960)
The Things That I Used To Do (Imp.5730, 1960)
Come On (Parts I & II) (Imp.5713, 1960)
You're More To Me Than Gold (Imp.5750, 1961)
My Mother's Love (1961, previously unissued)
Nervous Breakdown (1961, previously unissued)
Come Along With Me (Imp.5750, 1961)
You Better Know (Imp.5774, 1961)
Mama & Papa (Imp.5774, 1961)
It's Wrong (1961, previously unissued)
Case Of Love (Imp.5981, 1961)
Trick Bag (Imp.5811, 1961)
Always A First Time (Imp.5811, 1961)
Something Funny (1961, previously unissued)
We Are Just Friends (Imp.5858, 1961)
Don't You Lose It (Post 10004, 1962)
Don't Cry My Friend (Post 10004, 1962)

Recorded between 1960 - 1962

Recording information: 10/27/1960-11/20/1962.

Come On: The Complete Imperial Recordings chronicles guitarist Earl King's brief affiliation with the label between 1960 and 1962. New Orleans R&B was at its most productive in that era, with gems being cranked out one after another. The man at the helm of those recordings was producer Dave Bartholomew. In between cutting monumental sides for the label with Fats Domino, Bartholomew hooked up with King and the results speak for themselves on these 17 tracks. Assisted by the cream of Crescent City musicians and vocalists, including James Booker, Edward "Kidd" Jordan, Willie Tee, and Benny Spellman, King recorded his paramount singles "Come On, Pts. 1 & 2," "Always a First Time," and "Trick Bag." The only drawback to this compilation is the omission of King's first hit, "Those Lonely, Lonely Nights," which was recorded for Ace Records a few years prior to his association with Imperial. Nevertheless, these tracks (including six unreleased cuts) undoubtedly stand as some of the finest R&B to come out of New Orleans. ~ Al Campbell

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Label Code: OKR-CD-4970
  • Barcode: 691874497029