Styles: New Orleans R&B
Year: 1972
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 39:49
Size: 93,2 MB
Art: Front
(4:08) 1. Iko Iko
(3:14) 2. Blow Wind Blow
(3:26) 3. Big Chief
(2:45) 4. Somebody Changed the Lock
(3:14) 5. Mess Around
(3:55) 6. Let the Good Times Roll
(4:32) 7. Junko Partner
(3:29) 8. Stack-A-Lee
(2:09) 9. Tipitina
(2:32) 10. Those Lonely Lonely Nights
(3:20) 11. Huey "Piano" Smith Medley
(3:00) 12. Little Liza Jane
Dr. John's Gumbo
Year: 1972
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 39:49
Size: 93,2 MB
Art: Front
(4:08) 1. Iko Iko
(3:14) 2. Blow Wind Blow
(3:26) 3. Big Chief
(2:45) 4. Somebody Changed the Lock
(3:14) 5. Mess Around
(3:55) 6. Let the Good Times Roll
(4:32) 7. Junko Partner
(3:29) 8. Stack-A-Lee
(2:09) 9. Tipitina
(2:32) 10. Those Lonely Lonely Nights
(3:20) 11. Huey "Piano" Smith Medley
(3:00) 12. Little Liza Jane
Dr. John's Gumbo bridged the gap between post-hippie rock and early rock & roll, blues, and R&B, offering a selection of classic New Orleans R&B, including "Tipitina" and "Junko Partner," updated with a gritty, funky beat. There aren't as many psychedelic flourishes as there were on his first two albums, but the ones that are present enhance his sweeping vision of American roots music. And that sly fusion of styles makes Dr. John's Gumbo one of Dr. John's finest albums. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine https://www.allmusic.com/album/dr-johns-gumbo-mw0000202957
Personnel: Dr. John – guitar, piano, cornet, vocals; Lee Allen – tenor saxophone; Ronnie Barron – organ, piano, backing vocals; Harold Battiste – clarinet, saxophone, horn arrangements; Morris Bechamin – saxophone, backing vocals; Jimmy Calhoun – bass; Sidney George – harmonica, saxophone; Shirley Goodman, Tammy Lann, Robbie Montgomery, Jessica Smith – backing vocals; Ken Klimak – guitar; Dave Lastie – saxophone; Melvin Lastie – trumpet, cornet; John Ewing – trombone; Alvin Robinson – guitar, backing vocals; Fred Staehle – drums, percussion; Richard Washington – percussion
R.I.P.
Died: June 6, 2019
Born: November 20, 1941, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Personnel: Dr. John – guitar, piano, cornet, vocals; Lee Allen – tenor saxophone; Ronnie Barron – organ, piano, backing vocals; Harold Battiste – clarinet, saxophone, horn arrangements; Morris Bechamin – saxophone, backing vocals; Jimmy Calhoun – bass; Sidney George – harmonica, saxophone; Shirley Goodman, Tammy Lann, Robbie Montgomery, Jessica Smith – backing vocals; Ken Klimak – guitar; Dave Lastie – saxophone; Melvin Lastie – trumpet, cornet; John Ewing – trombone; Alvin Robinson – guitar, backing vocals; Fred Staehle – drums, percussion; Richard Washington – percussion
R.I.P.
Died: June 6, 2019
Born: November 20, 1941, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Dr. John's Gumbo
Thanks a lot!
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DeleteThis has been my favorite Dr. John album, so I think that it was an excellent choice to commemorate his passing and to introduce it to those who have not heard it. It may not be strictly in the jazz genre, but I appreciate that the blog may venture outside the genre to present good music.
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