Here’s an overview of the career of organist Bill Doggett that’s a bit different. Most reissues in the CD era have almost entirely focused on his time with King Records. He was with the label in three periods, the 50s and early 60s, and then again in the 70s when he was recording funkier material. It is the period from the early 60s after hisfirst tenure with King records that has been ignored until now.Despite being predominately jazz musicians due to the success of the instrumental “Honky Tonk Part 1 & 2” which has become an r&b standard, Bill Doggett and his group found themselves very much in demand in rock and roll venues and shows.

• 1. Honky Tonk (Part 1)
• 2. Honky Tonk (Part 2)
• 3. Buttered Popcorn
• 4. Slow Walk
• 5. Quaker City
• 6. Night Train
• 7. Ram-Bunk-Shush
• 8. Peacock Alley
• 9. Hold It
• 10. Rainbow Riot (Parts 1 & 2)
• 11. After Hours
• 12. In the Wee Hours
• 13. Yocky Dock (Parts 1& 2)
• 14. Happy
• 15. (Let's Do) the Hully Gully Twist
• 16. Tom Cat
• 17. The Slouch
• 18. You Can't Sit Down
• 19. Roly-Poly
• 20. Hokum
• 21. Jackrabbit
• 22. Ragtown
• 23. The Rootie Too
• 24. Track 29