
Earl King (Earl Silas Johnson IV, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 7, 1934 – April 17, 2003) (not to be confused with Earl Connelly King (born Earl B. Connelly, Jr. in Philadelphia)) was an American Rhythm & Blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter. A composer of well known standards such as "Come On" (covered by Jimi Hendrix) and Professor Longhair's "Big Chief", he is an important figure in New Orleans R&B music. His father, a local piano player, died when King was still a baby, and he was brought up by his mother.
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Street Parade
Mother's Love
Trick Bag
Mama & Papa
Those Lonely, Lonely Nights
Come On, Pt. 1
Big Chief - Complete Version
Mama And Papa
Let the Good Times Roll
A Mother's Love
You Make Me Feel Good
Medieval Days
Come Let The Good Times Roll
Do the Grind
Always A First Time
Love Look Out for Me
Up on the Hill
A Part of Me
Fallin'
A Weary Silent Night
Let's Make A Better World
This Is What I Call Living
You Can Fly High
I'm Gonna Keep On Trying
No City Like New Orleans
The Real McCoy
It Must Have Been Love
Part of Me
Am I Your Dog
Those Lonely Lonely Nights
Baby You Can Get Your Gun
Everybody's Carried Away
Some People
Real McCoy
Is Everything Alright
Come On
Baby Sittin'
All My Love
I'll Take You Back Home
Street Parade - Part 1
Those Lonely, Lonely Nights (1955)
Weary Silent Night
Little Girl
Mother Told Me Not to Go
Eating and Sleeping
A Mothers Love
Time For The Sun To Rise
Street Parade, Pt. 1
Those Lonely, Lonely Feelings
Do Re Mi
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