Turn 'Em On [Stereo] - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Beach Party - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Beautiful Brown Eyes - King Curtis, Capehart, Jimmy
Your Cheatin' Heart - King Curtis, Williams, Hank [1]
Tennessee Waltz - King Curtis, King, Pee Wee
Wagon Wheels - King Curtis, DeRose, Peter
High Noon - King Curtis, Tiomkin, Dimitri
Anytime - King Curtis, Lawson, Herbert "Ha
Home on the Range - King Curtis, Traditional
Night Train to Memphis - King Curtis, Bradley, Owen
I'm Movin' On - King Curtis, Snow, Hank
Raunchy - King Curtis, Justis, Bill
Tumbling Tumbleweeds - King Curtis, Nolan, Bob [1]
Walking the Floor Over You - King Curtis, Tubb, Ernest
Slow Drag - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
New Dance - King Curtis,
Frisky - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Alexander's Ragtime Band - King Curtis, Berlin, Irving
Amorosa (Bossa Nova) - King Curtis, Otis, Clyde
Strollin' Home - King Curtis, Otis, Clyde
Mess Around - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Sukiyaki - King Curtis, Carson
Summer Dream - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Do the Monkey - King Curtis, Clark, Rudy
Feel All Right - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
New Dance - King Curtis,
Turn 'Em On [Mono Version] - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Track Listings (26) - Disc #2
Theme from 'Lillies of the Field' (Amen), Pt. 1 - King Curtis, Goldsmith, Jerry
Theme from 'Lillies of the Field' (Amen), Pt. 2 - King Curtis, Goldsmith, Jerry
More Soul - King Curtis, Nelson, Oliver
Soul Serenade - King Curtis, Dixon, Luther
Honky Tonk - King Curtis, Butler, Billy [1]
Watermelon Man - King Curtis, Hancock, Herbie
Memphis - King Curtis, Berry, Chuck
Soul Twist - King Curtis, King Curtis
Night Train - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Tequila - King Curtis, Rio, Chuck
Wiggle Wobble - King Curtis, Cooper, Les [Vocals
One Mint Julep - King Curtis, Toombs, Rudy
Can't Sit Down - King Curtis, Clark, Dee
The Swingin' Shepherd Blues - King Curtis, Jacobson, Kenny
My Last Date (With You) - King Curtis, Bryant, Boudleaux
Hide Away - King Curtis, King, Freddie
Harlem Nocturne - King Curtis, Hagen, Earle
Java - King Curtis, Friday
Stranger on the Shore - King Curtis, Bilk, Acker
Summer Dream - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Melancholy Serenade - King Curtis, Gleason, Jackie
Tanya - King Curtis, Liggins, Joe
Hung Over - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Soul Twine (Chuck) [Stereo] - King Curtis, Dupree, Cornell
Hung Over - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Soul Twine (Chuck) [Mono Version] - King Curtis, Dupree, Cornell
Track Listings (24) - Disc #3
Moon River - King Curtis, Mancini, Henry
The Girl from Ipanema - King Curtis, DeMoraes, Vinicius
Sister Sadie - King Curtis, Silver, Horace
Something You've Got - King Curtis, Domino, Fats
Take These Chains from My Heart - King Curtis, Heath, Hy
Let It Be Me - King Curtis, Becaud, Gilbert
Hung Over [Re-Make][Version] - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Misty [Re-Make] - King Curtis, Burke, Johnny [Voca
Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home - King Curtis, Cannon, Hughie
Peter Gunn - King Curtis, Mancini, Henry
Shake - King Curtis, Cooke, Sam
Tennessee Waltz - King Curtis, King, Pee Wee
Ain't That Good News - King Curtis, Cooke, Sam
Twinstin' the Night Away - King Curtis, Cooke, Sam
Good Times - King Curtis, Cooke, Sam
Seng Me Some Lovin' - King Curtis, Price, Lloyd.Marasc
Bring It on Home to Me - King Curtis, Cooke, Sam
A Change Is Gonna Come - King Curtis, Cooke, Sam
You Send Me - King Curtis, Cooke, Sam
Cupid - King Curtis, Cooke, Sam
Having a Party - King Curtis, Cooke, Sam
Chain Gang - King Curtis, Cooke, Sam
The Prance - King Curtis, Ousley, Curtis
Something You've Got [Overdub] - King Curtis, Domino, Fats
King Curtis was the R&B sax player in the late '50s and early '60s. They'd cancel sessions if they couldn't get him. He made some highly regarded solo recordings too, and the rarest have always been the Capitol sides f... more »rom the early '60s. There were some big hits, like Soul Twist and the classic Soul Serenade, and they're here of course, together with all the other singles, the four original LPs, and 16 previously unissued cuts. The roots of his justly acclaimed Atlantic LPs can be heard in songs like Memphis, Watermelon Man, Night Train, Something You Got, and in his Sam Cooke tributes.« less
King Curtis was the R&B sax player in the late '50s and early '60s. They'd cancel sessions if they couldn't get him. He made some highly regarded solo recordings too, and the rarest have always been the Capitol sides from the early '60s. There were some big hits, like Soul Twist and the classic Soul Serenade, and they're here of course, together with all the other singles, the four original LPs, and 16 previously unissued cuts. The roots of his justly acclaimed Atlantic LPs can be heard in songs like Memphis, Watermelon Man, Night Train, Something You Got, and in his Sam Cooke tributes.