Hi Records Recording Artist Bill Black's Combo

HI RECORDS ARTIST
BILL BLACK'S COMBO

Bill Black's Combo was founded by the first bass player to back Elvis Presley on his Sun recordings and live performances. The BBC defined the early Hi instrumental sound before the label’s soul era. “Smokie Part 2,” the BBC’s first hit, reached No. #1 on the R&B charts and broke into the Pop Top 2O. The Beatles tapped Bill Black's Combo to become their opening act on the Fab Four’s first United States tour.

ALBUMS
1960	Solid And Raunchy
1960	Smokie
1960	Saxy Jazz
1962	Let's Twist Her
1962	That Wonderful Feeling
1962	Movin'
1962	Record Hop
1963	Untouchable Sound
1963	Sears Silvertone Presents [Stereo Demo]
1964	Plays Tunes By Chuck Berry
1964	Bill Black's Combo Goes Big Band
1964	Plays The Blues
1964	Bill Black's Combo Goes West
1965	More Solid & Raunchy
1965	Mr Beat
1966	All Timers
1967	Black Lace
1967	King Of The Road
1967	The Memphis Scene
1968	Beat Goes on
1969	Solid And Raunchy The 3rd
1969	Turn On Your Love Light
1969	Soulin' The Blues
1969	Black With Sugar
1970	Raindrops Keep Falling
1970	Basic Black
1971	More Magic
1972	Juke Box Favourites
1973	Rock 'n' Roll Forever
1974	Bill Black Is Back
1975	Solid & Country
1975	World's Greatest Honky-Tonk Band
1976	Bill Black Combo
1977	It's Honky Tonk Time [*]
1977	Award Winners
1981	Memphis Tennessee
1983	First Year
1996	White Silver Sands

COMPILATIONS, BOXES
1963	Bill Black's Greatest Hits
1972	Greatest Hits, Vol. 2
1992	Let's Twist Her/The Untouchable Sound
	Solid & Raunchy/Movin'
	Greatest Hits/Plays Chuck Berry