least six tracks still unreleased (including “Try Me”, "I Got a Woman", "Good-Bye So Long" [aka "Goodbye Baby"], "Satisfaction", "Baby Face", "High Heel Sneakers"). Two songs are leftovers from Vee Jay Records, an extended version of "Groovy Little Suzy" and a studio version of "Slippin' and Slidin'", both from August 1964. It appears that a third, "Do The Jerk" [aka "Get Down With It"], was recorded in November 1964 in Nashville with Jimi Hendrix. One studio single charted. The Okeh sessions Contemporary, yet progressive mix of pop, jazz, and soul studio cuts and a charting, in-studio-with-audience live set highlight Richard's Okeh period from February 5, 1966, to May 17, 1967 at Hollywood and (in December 1966) at Abbey Road Studios. Penniman's long-time friend, musician Larry Williams produced the pair of albums. Two singles charted. The Brunswick sessions Richard recorded for Brunswick six titles in 1967–68. Three singles have been released. It appears a live album, "Little Richard Sings At The Aladdin" was planned. It is not found in the Brunswick files. The Reprise sessions The Reprise era was the peak of Richard's comeback, highlighted by numerous television talk-show appearances. The sessions took place from March 11, 1970, to April 1972. (Reprise files mention a 1969 session in Los Angeles, for Blackwell Productions; no titles available). Sessions yielded two hit singles and one hit album. Some tracks from April 1971, first appeared under alternate titles, for the Ala label. Miscellaneous sessions Little Richard recorded three titles for the film Let the Good Times Roll circa late 1972, for United Records in January 1973, and for other labels in 1973–75. He re-recorded his mid-50s and mid-60s Specialty hits for K-tel in 1976. In 1979, Koala Records issued what sounds like an early 1970s performance. In 1979, he recorded the gospel album God's Beautiful City, issued by Word Records. In 1985 and 1986, he recorded the album Lifetime Friend, issued by Warner Bros. in 1986. Studio albums Live albums Compilation albums 1958 Little Richard (with Buck Ram and his Rock 'n Ram Orchestra) 1960: Little Richard Sings: Clap Your Hands (Spinorama M119) 1963: Sings Spirituals 1963: His Biggest Hits (Specialty SP-2111) 1964: Sings the Gospel 1968: The Wild and Frantic Little Richard 1967: Rock N Roll Forever 1968: Little Richard's Grooviest 17 Original Hits (Specialty) 1968: Forever Yours (Roulette) 1969: Good Golly Miss Molly 1969: Little Richard 1970: Every Hour with Little Richard