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DISC 1: NOTHING BUT GOOD 1952-1962:
1. I Feel So Blue
2. Are You Forgetting
3. Get It
4. No, It Ain't
5. That's It
6. Hello Miss Fine
7. Someone Like You
8. I Feel That-A-Way
9. That Woman
10. Work With Me Annie
11. Work With Me Annie (Alt)
12. Until I Die
13. Give It Up
14. Work Baby
15. Work Baby (Overdub)
16. Sexy Ways
17. Don't Say Your Last Goodbye
18. Annie Had a Baby
19. She's the One
20. Annie's Aunt Fannie
21. Stingy Little Thing
22. Crazy Loving (Stay With Me)
23. Tell Them
24. Switchie Witchie Titchie
25. Switchie Witchie Titchie (Alt)
26. Why Are We Apart
27. Ashamed of Myself
28. Ring A-Ling A-Ling
29. Whatsonever You Do
30. Don't Ever Change Your Pretty Ways
31. We'll Never Meet Again
32. Looka Here
DISC 2: NOTHING BUT GOOD 1952-1962:
1. Henry's Got Flat Feet (Can't Dance No More)
2. It's Love, Baby (24 Hours a Day)
3. Rock and Roll Wedding
4. That House On the Hill
5. Partners For Life
6. Open Up the Back Door
7. Sweet Mama, Do Right
8. Rock, Granny, Roll
9. Tore Up Over You
10. Early One Morning
11. Let Me Hold Your Hand
12. I'll Be Home Someday
13. Ooh Bah Baby
14. Baby Please
15. Come On and Get It
16. Ow-Wow-Oo-Wee
17. E Basta Cosi
18. In the Doorway Crying
19. Let' Em Roll
20. What Made You Change Your Mind
21. Let 'Em Roll
22. Is Your Love For Real
23. Oh So Happy
24. Daddy's Little Baby
25. Stay By My Side
26. Twist, The
27. I'll Pray For You
DISC 3: NOTHING BUT GOOD 1952-1962:
1. Twist, The (Sax Overdub)
2. Twist, The
3. Teardrops On Your Letter
4. I'll Pray For You
5. Everybody Does Wrong Some Time
6. Kansas City
7. Cute Little Ways
8. So Good To Be Home
9. House With No Windows
10. Rain Down Tears
11. I'll Keep You Happy
12. She's Got a Whole Lot of Soul
13. Sugaree
14. Sugaree (Alt)
15. Young Lady
16. Move, Move, Move
17. I'm Crying Mercy, Mercy
18. Leave That Fat
19. I Said I Wouldn't Beg You
20. Look At Little Sister
21. I Could Love You
22. Never Knew
23. Coffee Grind, The
24. Waiting
25. Don't Go I Love You
26. I Love You, I Love You So-O-O
27. I Must Be Crazy
28. These Young Girls
29. Finger Poppin' Time
30. I'm Thinking of You
DISC 4: NOTHING BUT GOOD 1952-1962:
1. Young Lady
2. Broadway
3. Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's Go
4. I'm Sick of You
5. Keep On Dancing
6. Keep On Churnin' (till the Butter Come)
7. Goodbye So Long
8. When I Need You
9. If You'd Forgive Me
10. When I Need You
11. Hoochi Coochi Coo, The
12. Mona Lisa
13. Hoochi Coochi Coo, The
14. Just One More Chance
15. Summertime
16. I Like To See My Baby
17. Let's Go Again (Where We Went Last Night)
18. You Ain't Nothing But Fine
19. Where is the Love
20. Deep Blue Sea
21. I'm So Crazy About You
22. I'm Young
23. What is This I See
24. I'm Gonna Miss You
25. Daddy Rolling Stone
26. Contiental Walk, The
27. Switch-a-Roo, The
28. Float, The
29. I Belong To You (You're the Keeper of My Heart)
30. I Got a Mind To Leave You (I Got a Mind To Go Back Home)
DISC 5: NOTHING BUT GOOD 1952-1962:
1. Big Red Sunset
2. Big Red Sunset (Alt)
3. Big Red Sunset (Alt 2)
4. Can't You See I Need a Friend
5. Nothing But Good
6. Do You Remember
7. Hello Lover, Goodbye Tears
8. Miss Twister
9. Up and Away (Alt)
10. Up and Away (Woody Woodpecker Voice)
11. Do You Know How To Twist
12. Do You How To Twist (Alt)
13. It's Twistin' Time
14. It's Twistin' Time (Alt)
15. Good Twistin' Tonight
16. Get Ready
17. I Want To Thank You (From the Bottom of My Heart)
18. Your Lovin'
19. She's the One
20. Dream World
21. Excuse Me (I Think I've Got a Heartache)
22. Autumn Breeze
23. What's Your Name
24. I'm Learning
25. After School
26. Shaky Mae
27. Christmas Time For Everybody But Me
28. I Love and Care For You
29. Santa Claus is Coming
30. Santa Claus is Coming (Alt)
31. Love, Oh Love (Where Can You Be)
| Details | | Distributor: | Infinity Entertainment Gr | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
An exhaustive five-disc survey of Detroit's legendary Hank Ballard & the Midnighters, NOTHING BUT GOOD 1952-62 offers an impressively comprehensive glimpse into the roots of postwar rhythm and blues. Originally led by Houston born guitarist Cal Green, the group began life on the Federal label under the name the Royals, before the national exposure granted them by their first hit, the colossal "Work With Me Annie," forced them to change their name to in deference to the popular vocal group the Five Royales. Green's coruscating lead work can be heard on tracks like "Finger Popping Time" and the frantic "Let `Em Roll" while Hank Ballard's impassioned vocals had an enormous influence on the musical development of James Brown, who initially modeled himself after the singer.
Industry Reviews
4 stars out of 5 -- Though he could do the big, emotive ballads, he really hit his stride with his rollicking, pumping jump-blues 'Work With Me Annie'...
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