I Don't Want To Wake Up (Feelin' Guilty) / Whatever You Want (You Got It)

Released in 1986 on William Bell's independent Wilbe Recording Corporation, this single features the soulful duet 'I Don't Want to Wake Up (Feelin' Guilty)' alongside 'Whatever You Want (You Got It).' The track was a product of Bell’s mid-career pivot, where he transitioned from his legendary tenure at Stax Records to managing his own label, focusing on a polished 1980s soul production style that maintained his signature Southern grit.

The record captures a late-career creative partnership between Bell and Janice Bullock, reflecting the era's emphasis on sophisticated R&B arrangements. While the release did not achieve mainstream pop chart dominance, it remains a notable entry in Bell's post-Stax discography, valued by collectors for its role in preserving the legacy of Memphis soul during a period when the genre was rapidly evolving toward digital production.