Ike Turner & His Kings Of Rhythm - Ike Turner & His Kings Of Rhythm Vol. 2 Album

Tracklist

1	–Little Johnny Burton	Walk My Way Home Producer – Ike Turner	2:38
2	–Billy Gale	I Miss You So	2:51
3	–Ike & Bonnie	Lookin' For My Baby Written-By – R. Baron, I Turner, J. Taub	2:35
4	–Clayton Love	Wicked Little Baby Producer – Ike TurnerWritten-By – C. Love	2:35
5	–Clayton Love	Why Don't You Believe In Me Guitar – Ike TurnerProducer – Ike TurnerWritten-By – C. Love	2:54
6	–Billy Gale	My Heart In Your Hands Written-By – I. Turner	2:32
7	–Lover Boy	Love Is Scarce Producer – Ike TurnerWritten-By – I Turner	2:21
8	–Little Johnny Burton	Talkin' About Me Guitar – Ike TurnerProducer – Ike Turner	2:31
9	–Little Johnny Burton	One Day Producer – Ike Turner	2:43
10	–J W Walker	Sitting And Wondering Written-By – J W Walker	2:45
11	–Little Johnny Burton	Why Did You Go Away Producer – Ike Turner	2:19
12	–Billy Gale	Night Howler Accompanied By – Ike Turner's Kings Of RhythmWritten-By – I. Turner	2:17
13	–Mat Cockrell	Baby Please Accompanied By – Bobby Hines BandDrums – Willie SimsGuitar – Ike TurnerWritten-By – Cockrell	2:18
14	–J W Walker	Can't See You Baby Written-By – J W Walker	2:01
15	–Ike & Bonnie	My Heart Belongs To You Written-By – R. D. Stidham	2:52
16	–J W Walker	J W's Blues Written-By – J W Walker	2:35

Credits

• Liner Notes, Compiled By – Ray Topping
• Mastered By – Bob Jones
• Sleeve – Phil Smee

Notes

"Made in the EEC"
A1, A2: recorded 1952 Memphis (YMCA?), original release RPM 362
A3: Original Flair 1037
A4: 1955 St. Louis session, previously unreleased
A5-8: previously unreleased
A5: Later recorded by J W Walker as Moose John for Johnny Otis Ultra Label in 1955.
B1: 1956, original on Federal Records
B2: 1955 St. Louis session
B3: 1954, original Modern 929 B-side
B4: 1954
B5: 1954, recorded in Clarksdale
B6-8: 1955 recorded in St.Louis

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: 020 B-2924A-1 CHD 146A
• Matrix / Runout: 020 B-2924b-1 CHD 146B

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Kamp Associates Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ace Records Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – Ace Records Ltd.
• Mastered At – CTS Studios
• Designed At – Waldo's Design

Short intro

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