Al King
Get Lost / Without A Warning

Listening notes

Al King’s Get Lost / Without A Warning is documented here as a 1968 vinyl release on Modern Records (2), carrying catalog number 45xM 1051. The artist credit appears as Al King, and the title follows the paired-song convention, listing both sides together. The format is Vinyl. Genre classifications for this release are Blues and Rhythm & Blues.

The tracklist is presented in an A/B configuration. Side A is Get Lost with a listed duration of 2:37. Side B is Without A Warning with a listed duration of 2:49. These timings identify both sides as concise performances and provide a practical reference point for matching labels and sleeves that include track lengths. The side designations and exact durations help distinguish this release from similarly titled or later reissues that might vary in sequencing or timing.

For cataloging and identification, the label credit should be cited exactly as Modern Records (2), and the catalog number exactly as 45xM 1051. The year is 1968. Together, these fields—artist, title, label, catalog number, year, format, genres, track positions, track titles, and durations—constitute the essential reference profile for this two-sided vinyl issue.

This entry is intended to support accurate indexing within Al King’s discography and within Modern Records (2)’s catalog. Users seeking to verify a copy should expect the A-side to be Get Lost (2:37) and the B-side to be Without A Warning (2:49), with the release identified by the catalog number 45xM 1051 and the 1968 date. No additional details about recording context, personnel, editions, or other release variants are asserted beyond the information provided above.