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| A comprehensive deluxe boxed set covering 1949-91. Let The Good Times Roll, Blues At Midnight, When Love Comes To Town, No Good and many more! |
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| 1 Miss Martha King [#] |
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| 2 She's Dynamite |
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| 3 Three O'Clock Blues |
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| 4 Please Love Me |
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| 5 You Upset Me Baby |
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| 6 Every Day I Have the Blues |
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| 7 Rock Me Baby |
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| 8 Recession Blues |
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| 9 Don't Get Around Much Anymore |
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| 10 I'm Gonna Sit in 'Til You Give In |
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| 11 Blues at Midnight |
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| 12 Sneakin' Around |
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| 13 My Baby's Comin' Home |
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| 14 Slowly Losing My Mind [#] |
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| 15 How Blue Can You Get? [#] |
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| 16 Rockin' Awhile [#] |
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| 17 Help the Poor [#] |
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| 18 Stop Leading Me On [#] |
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| 19 Never Trust a Woman [#] |
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| 20 Sweet Little Angel [Live] |
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| 21 All over Again |
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| 22 Sloppy Drunk [#] |
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| 23 Don't Answer the Door, Pts. 1 & 2 |
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| 24 I Done Got Wise |
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| 25 Think It Over |
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Album Review
No way can a mere four discs cover every facet of the blues king's amazing recording career, but MCA makes a valiant stab at it. The first two discs, as expected, are immaculate: opening with his Bullet Records debut ("Miss Martha King"), the box continues with a handful of pivotal RPM/Kent masters before digging into his 1960s ABC-Paramount material ("I'm Gonna Sit in 'Til You Give In" and "My Baby's Comin' Home" are little-recalled gems). The hits -- "The Thrill Is Gone," "Why I Sing the Blues," "To Know You Is to Love You" -- are all here, and if much of the fourth disc is pretty disposable, it only mirrors King's own winding down in the studio. ~ Bill Dahl, All Music Guide
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