Little Junior Parker was a star in the world of the Chitlin’ Circuit, but largely unknown in the white blues/rock scene. This is the first-ever recollection of his greatest up-tempo and rocking sides and contains 31 tracks, recorded between 1953 and 1962 for the Sun and Duke record companies. The album is newly re-mastered and contains a 6-sided digipak, discographical details, plus extensive liner notes by roots music expert, Bill Dahl.

This compilation not only features the great early rocking numbers for the Memphis-based Sun Records company; his later recordings for Don Robey's Duke Records label in Houston also testify to what a great blues musician and cool rocker Little Junior Parker was. Parker died of a brain tumor in a Blue Island, Illinois hospital at age 39. He left behind a bountiful blues recording legacy that stretched across nearly two decades and saw him scoring a string of hits for two of the seminal independent labels of the postwar era.

• 1. Feelin' Good
• 2. Mystery Train
• 3. Love My Baby
• 4. Can't Understand
• 5. Please Baby Blues
• 6. I Wanna Ramble
• 7. Mother-In-Law Blues
• 8. That's My Baby
• 9. Next Time You See Me
• 10. My Dolly Bee
• 11. Pretty Baby (Solo Guitar Intro Version)
• 12. Peaches
• 13. Pretty Little Doll
• 14. Wondering
• 15. Barefoot Rock
• 16. What Did I Do
• 17. Sweet Home Chicago
• 18. Sometimes
• 19. Dangerous Woman
• 20. You're On My Mind
• 21. The Next Time
• 22. Driving Wheel
• 23. Seven Days
• 24. How Long Can
• 25. This Go On
• 26. Annie Get Your Yo-Yo
• 27. Mary Jo
• 28. I Feel Alright Again
• 29. Sweeter As the Days Go By
• 30. Yonders Wall
• 31. Crying For My Baby
• 32. If You Can't Take It (You Sure Can't Make It)