Kings (Baltimore) (ft Bobby Hall)
– Why? Oh, Why?/ I Love You, Baby, ’53 (Jax 314)
– Baby Be There/ You Made Me Cry, ’53 (Jax 316)
– Why Oh Why/ I Love You Baby, ’73 (Blue Sky 106)
Kings (Baltimore) (Bobby Hall & The)
– Sunday Kind Of Love/ Love No One, ’53 (Jax 320 & Blue Sky 105, ’73)
– Fire In My Heart/ You Never Knew, ’54 (harlem 2322)
as Four Kings – Do You Want To Rock/ You Never Knew, ’54 (Jax 323)
- No scans found.
- As/ Marv Goldberg, both sides featured Adolphus Holcomb leading.
as Ramblers
– Vadunt-Un-Va-Da Song (Oui Oui Baby)/ Please Bring Yourself Back Home, ’54 (MGM 11850)
– Bad Girl/ Rickey-Do, Rickey-Do, ’55 (MGM 55006)
Kings (Baltimore)
– God Made You Mine/ The Good Book, ’55 (Gotham 316)
– Don’t Go/ Love Is Something From Within, ’57 (Gone 5013)
– Angel/ Come On Little Baby, ’58 (Jalo 203)
– ‘Till You/ Elephant Walk, ’58 (RCA 7419)
– Surrender/ Hold Me, ’59 (Jay Wing 5805)
– Your Sweet Love/ Troubles Don’t Last, ’59 (RCA 7544)
– I Want To Know/ Bump-I-Dy Bump, ’60 (Lookie 18 & Epic 9370)
– Creation (recorded 1955) (Collectables LP 5037 #9, Collectables LP 7003 & Collectables 1017A)
- ‘I’m A Little Liar’, also unreleased, is the Collectable #1017 flip.
Kings (Baltimore) (Little Hooks & The) (Acc by The Sentries) – Count Your Blessing(s)/ How To Start A Romance, ’63 (Century 1300, Little Rick 909 & Chess 1867)
- Scans found for Little Rick 909 & Chess 1867.
- ‘Count Your Blessings’ found for Century 1300.
Kings (New Orleans) (ref Earl King) – What Can I Do/ ’Til I Say Well Done, ’54 (Specialty 497)
Kings (New York) (Ravens-Joe Van Loan Group) – Long, Lonely Nights/ Let Me Know, ’57 (Baton 245)
Kings (Oklahoma) (Vicki France With The) – Cry On My Shoulder/ My Fault, ’59 (Sparkette 1002)
- B-side title correction.
Chet Reni & The Kings (ref Paris Records NY) – What’s Wrong With Me/ A Love Of My Own, ’59 (Georgie 101)
- Book dated N/A.
Johnny & The Kings (ref John Giuffre) – The Taste Of A Tear/ Never Till Now, ’61 (Warwick 658)
reissued as Johnny & The Tokens – The Taste Of A Tear/ Never Till Now, ’61 (Warwick 658)
Note: This is not the Tokens or Neil Sedaka with or without the Tokens.
- It was first released as Johnny and the Kings.
- After the Tokens left Warwick records for RCA. the record was reissued as Johnny and the ‘Tokens’.
- These ‘Tokens’ are a totally different group and NO Neil Sedaka.
Albert Washington & His Kings (Ohio) – You Gonna Miss Me/ Ramble, ’63 (Finch 10990-10989)
- Side #s are reversed.
Albert Washington & His Kings (Ohio) – Ramble/ You Gonna Miss Me, ’64 (VLM 10989-10990)
Albert Washington & The Kings (Ohio) – Doggin’ Me Around/ A Woman Is A Funny Thing, ’67 (Fraternity 982)
discogs.com/artist/2085259-Albert-Washington-And-The-… offers a more complete discography than the book provided.