"Work With Me, Annie" and "Annie Had a Baby" (1954):


"Sexy Ways" (1954):


"Hoochie Coochie Coo":


"Look At Little Sister":


"Get It (as the Royals before changing their name to the Midnighters)":


"The Twist" (1958) (the original version before Chubby's):


"Kansas City":


"Teardrops On Your Letter" (the A-side of "The Twist"):


"Every Beat of My Heart" (possibly recorded before Hank joined the group or at least began singing lead, nevertheless this was the first recording of it):


"It's Love Baby (24 Hours a Day)":

"Let's Go, Let's Go" (1960):


"Finger-Poppin' Time" (1960):


"Are You Lonely For Me Baby" (late 1960s, I presume):
(if I'm not mistaken, this record was cut the first year Hank began being produced by James Brown; this was a cover, I believe, of the Freddy Scott classic)

"Broadway" (1962):


"I'm Back to Stay" (1968; w/the Dapps produced by James Brown):
(produced with the same instrumentation under "I Can't Stand Myself (When You Touch Me)")

"Do It Zulu Style" (a Northern Soul classic):


"Let's Go, Let's Go (live on the Mike Douglas Show with James Brown as co-host; 1969):

Nice set.

One for the holidays...



...Santa Claus Is Coming



tA

Tribal Disorder

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