Disc 3
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| Song Title | Sample |
| 1. Don't Take It So Hard - Earl "Connelly" King ~ Various Artists |  |
| 2. All Around The World - Little Willie John ~ Various Artists |  |
| 3. Ivory Tower - Otis Williams & His Charms ~ Various Artists |  |
| 4. I'm Tore Up - Billy Gayles ~ Various Artists |  |
| 5. Fever - Little Willie John ~ Various Artists |  |
| 6. Honky Tonk (Part 1) - Bill Doggett ~ Various Artists |  |
| 7. Honky Tonk (Part 2) - Bill Doggett ~ Various Artists |  |
| 8. It Hurts To Be In Love - Annie Laurie ~ Various Artists |  |
| 9. Ram-Bunk-Shush - Bill Doggett ~ Various Artists |  |
| 10. Think - The Five Royales ~ Various Artists |  |
| 11. Miss You So - Tiny Topsy ~ Various Artists |  |
| 12. Dedicated To The One I Love - The Five Royales ~ Various Artists |  |
| 13. Talk To Me, Talk To Me - Little Willie John ~ Various Artists |  |
| 14. No, No, No - The Chanters ~ Various Artists |  |
| 15. Twist, The - Hank Ballard & The Midnighters ~ Various Artists |  |
| 16. What Makes You So Tough? - Teddy Humphries ~ Various Artists |  |
| 17. Finger Poppin' Time - Hank Ballard & The Midnighters ~ Various Artists |  |
| 18. Come On Rock, Little Girl - Smokey Smothers ~ Various Artists |  |
| 19. Sleep - Little Willie John ~ Various Artists |  |
| 20. Hide Away - Freddie King ~ Various Artists |  |
| 21. Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go - Hank Ballard & The Midnighters ~ Various Artists |  |
| 22. I'm Tore Down - Freddie King ~ Various Artists |  |
| 23. It Won't Be This Way (Always) - The King Pins ~ Various Artists |  |
| 24. San-Ho-Zay - Freddie King ~ Various Artists |  |
| 25. Gangster Of Love - Johnny "Guitar" Watson ~ Various Artists |  |
| 26. Papa's Got A Brand New Bag (Part 1) - James Brown ~ Various Artists |  | Disc 4
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| Song Title | Sample |
| 1. Me And My Crazy Self - Lonnie Johnson (previously unreleased, alternate take) ~ Various Artists |  |
| 2. That's What You're Doin' To Me - Billy Ward & The Dominoes (rare alternate version) ~ Various Artists |  |
| 3. No Troubles Bubbles - Earl Bostic (previously unreleased) ~ Various Artists |  |
| 4. Wild Stage Of Life - Lula Reed/Sonny Thompson (previously unreleased) ~ Various Artists |  |
| 5. Fever - Little Willie John (with string overdub) ~ Various Artists |  |
| 6. Dr. Lover - Hank Ballard & The Midnighters (rare version) ~ Various Artists |  |
| 7. Get That Hump In Your Back - Hank Ballard & The Midnighters (previously unreleased) ~ Various Artists |  |
| 8. Syd Nathan And Eli Oberstein Address A Sales Meeting, September 22, 1951 ~ Various Artists |  |
| 9. Syd Nathan Talks About His European Trip, October 1952 ~ Various Artists |  |
| 10. Syd Nathan Addresses An A&R Meeting, December 11, 1954 ~ Various Artists |  |
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| Album Notes and Credits |
Notes & Personnel Info |  | Includes liner notes by Colin Escott. |  | Personnel: Bill Doggett (organ). |  | Liner Note Authors: Colin Escott; Colin Excott. |  | Recording information: Charlotte, NC (12/19/1945-07/19/1966); Cincinannati, OH (12/19/1945-07/19/1966); Cincinnati, OH (12/19/1945-07/19/1966); Detroit, MI (12/19/1945-07/19/1966); Liden, NJ (12/19/1945-07/19/1966); Linden, NJ (12/19/1945-07/19/1966); Los Angeles, CA (12/19/1945-07/19/1966); New Orleans, LA (12/19/1945-07/19/1966); New York, NY (12/19/1945-07/19/1966). |  | Editors: Judy Larson; David McKinley; Lawrence Bailey. |  | Illustrators: Matt Newberg; Nancy Hagen. |  | An imperfect but nevertheless impressive four-disc overview of King's greatest hits, The King R&B Box Set contains signature hits from the like of James Brown, Hank Ballard, the Five Royales and Little Willie John. Many essential items are here, but the sequencing is too scholarly to make the box itself essential, especially since the final disc is comprised of a fairly uninteresting interview. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine |  | An imperfect but nevertheless impressive four-disc overview of King's greatest hits, The King R&B Box Set contains signature hits from the likes of James Brown, Hank Ballard, the Five Royales and Little Willie John. Many essential items are here, but the sequencing is too scholarly to make the box itself essential. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine |  | It's astounding to realize how much of the '40s and '50s most vital R&B was recorded for the King label. This comprehensive four-disc box presents what amounts to a guided tour of post-war R&B. Equal parts history lesson and dance party, THE KING R&B BOX SET documents the various phases of R&B, from blues leanings to proto-R&B to doo wop to hardcore blues and funk. Packaged with a booklet containing extensive, informative liner notes, this set is an exhaustive account of a uniquely American art form. Highlights abound, including Wynonie Harris' whimsical "Bloodshot Eyes," Johnny "Guitar" Watson's lascivious blues classic "Gangster of Love" and Hank Ballard's once-scandalous "Work With me Annie" (which inspired the female answer song "Roll With Me Henry"). And if you're interesting in digging up the roots of rock & roll, look no further than the aforementioned Mr. Harris seminal take on "Good Rockin' Tonight." | Producer: Moe Lytle (Compilation) |
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| Technical Info |
 | Release Date : 02/15/1996 |  | Original Release Date : 1996 |  | Catalog ID : 7002 |  | Label : King |  | Number of Discs : 4 |  | Runtime : 252m : 8s |  | Studio/Live : Studio |  | Mono/Stereo : Mixed |  | SPAR Code : n/a |  | UPC : 00012676700221 |
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