Kansas City
Song composer(s)
Leiber, Jerry / Stoller, Mike
Grateful Dead Recordings
Not recorded by the Dead
Dead Related Recordings
No Dead related recordings entered
Other Recordings
Single : Wilbert Harrison (1959)
Hank Ballard And The Midnighters (1959)
Memphis Slim & Willie Dixon (1959)
The Fabulous Little Richard : Little Richard (1959)
The Explosive! Freddy Cannon : Freddy Cannon (1959)
The One and Only Hank Ballard and the Midnighters : Hank Ballard & Midnighters (1960)
Back at the Peppermint Lounge : Joey Dee & Starliters (1962)
Oldies Dance Party, Volume 1 : Various Artists (Wilbert Harrison) (1963)
Surfer's Pajama Party : Brice Johnston (1963)
Beatles For Sale : Beatles (1964)
Kansas City : Wilbert Harrison (1965)
Rock N'Soul : Everly Brothers (1965)
Cold Sweat : James Brown (1967)
James Brown Live at the Apollo, Volume 2 : James Brown (1967)
Let's Work Together : Wilbert Harrison (1969)
King Of The Blues Guitar : Albert King (1969)
Razzle Dazzle : Bill Haley (1971)
Well Alright! : Little Richard (1971)
Echoes of a Rock Era: The Middle Years : Various Artists (Wilbert Harrison) (1973)
Big Ben Sings : Scatman Crothers (1973)
On The Sunny Side Of The Street : Helen Humes (1974)
Muddy Waters' Woodstock Album : Muddy Waters (1975)
Old King Gold, Volume 4 : Various Artists (Hank Ballard And The Midnighters) (1975)
The Legendary Sun Performers : Carl Mann (1977)
Good Rockin' Tonight : Charlie Feathers (1979)
Reelin' and Rockin' : Fats Domino (1983)
What You Get When the Gettin' Gets Good : Hank Ballard & Midnighters (1985)
Live : Doug Sahm (1989)
The Speciality Box Set : Little Richard (1989)
Let 'em Roll : Hank Ballard (1990)
Messin' With The Blues : James Brown (1991)
Raging Harlem Hit Parade : Various Artists (Wilbert Harrison) (1991)
Kansas City : Wilbert Harrison (1992)
Paul Is Live : Paul McCartney (1993)
The Roulette Years : Ronnie Hawkins (1994)
Anthology 1 : Beatles (1995)Notes
Lead vocals - Weir.
Based on KC Lovin' by Little Willie Littlefield (1952)
Wilbert Harrison wanted to cover KC Lovin' but his record company was not interested. He then recorded it as Kansas City with a different company. Follow up singles by Harrison included Kansas City Twist and Goodbye Kansas City.