Little Richard - The Specialty Sessions

Little Richard - The Specialty Sessions

Media Condition:  Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Format:      3xCD, Comp, Club + Box, Comp
Country:    US  
Released:  1989
Genre:       Rock, Blues
Style:         Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues

Track List:

1-1. Baby (Demo) 4:20
1-2. All Night Long (Demo) 2:48
1-3. She's My Star (Rehearsal) 2:36
1-4. Lonesome And Blue 2:24
1-5. Wonderin' 2:51
1-6. All Night Long 2:14
1-7. Kansas City (Take 1) 2:18
1-8. Kansas City (Take 2) 2:08
1-9. Maybe I'm Right (Take 7) 2:15
1-10. Directly From My Heart 2:21
1-11. Baby 2:06
1-12. I'm Just A Lonely Guy (All Alone) 2:37
1-13. Tutti Frutti (Take 2) 2:27
1-14. Tutti Frutti 2:25
1-15. Slippin' And Slidin' (Peepin' And Hidin') (Piano) 1:45
1-16. Slippin' And Slidin' (Peepin' And Hidin') (Piano And Drums) 1:57
1-17. Slippin' And Slidin' (Peepin' And Hidin') (Piano And Brushes) 1:52
1-18. She's My Star (Demo) 2:40
1-19. Chicken Little Baby (Vocal And Piano) 1:45
1-20. Miss Ann (Take 8) 2:57
1-21. Baby (Take 1) 2:24
1-22. True Fine Mama 2:44
1-23. Kansas City/Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey (Takes 5, 6, 7) 0:47
1-24. Kansas City/Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey 2:40
1-25. Long Tall Sally (The Thing) (Take 1) 2:05
1-26. Long Tall Sally (The Thing) (Take 6) 2:17
2-1. Slippin' And Slidin' (Peepin' And Hidin') 2:42
2-2. Long Tall Sally 2:10
2-3. Miss Ann 2:17
2-4. The Most I Can Offer (Just My Heart) (Take 3) 2:22
2-5. Oh Why? 2:09
2-6. Heeby-Jeebies-Love (Take 1) 2:11
2-7. I Got It 2:40
2-8. Ready Teddy (Take 3) 1:54
2-9. Ready Teddy 2:09
2-10. Hey Hey Hey Hey (Goin' Back To Birmingham) 2:08
2-11. Rip It Up (Rehearsal) 3:19
2-12. Rip It Up 2:24
2-13. Heeby-Jeebies (False Starts 6 And 7, Take 9) 2:53
2-14. Lucille 2:25
2-15. Heeby-Jeebies 2:18
2-16. Good Golly, Miss Molly (Fast Version) 2:38
2-17. Can't Believe You Wanna Leave 2:27
2-18. Shake A Hand 3:38
2-19. All Around The World 2:27
2-20. She's Got It 2:27
2-21. Hound Dog (Rehearsal) 2:00
3-1. Jenny, Jenny 2:04
3-2. Good Golly, Miss Molly 2:50
3-3. Baby Face 2:15
3-4. The Girl Can't Help It (Take 9) 2:32
3-5. The Girl Can't Help It (Take 12) 2:49
3-6. By The Light Of The Silvery Moon 2:05
3-7. Send Me Some Lovin' 3:44
3-8. Gene Nobles' "Royal Crown Hairdressing" Commercial 1:05
3-9. Ooh! My Soul 1:48
3-10. Keep A Knockin' (Take 4) 2:10
3-11. Keep A Knockin' 2:19
3-12. I'll Never Let You Go (Boo Hoo Hoo Hoo) (Take 6) 2:33
3-13. I'll Never Let You Go (Boo Hoo Hoo Hoo) 2:21
3-14. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl (Takes 1 And 3) 2:59
3-15. Ooh! My Soul (Take 8) 1:46
3-16. Ooh! My Soul (Take 9) 2:09
3-17. Early One Morning 2:16
3-18. She Knows How To Rock (False Starts 1, 2, 3) 4:18
3-19. She Knows How To Rock 2:03
3-20. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On 2:37
3-21. Bama Lama Bama Loo 2:45
3-22. Poor Boy Paul (Take 8) 2:23
3-23. Annie Is Back (False Start, Take 3) 2:57
3-24. Annie Is Back 1:58
3-25. Miss Ann (False Start, Take 6) 3:19
3-26. Well Alright! (False Starts 1, 2, Take 3) 3:59

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