2CD Various: New Orleans Blues, Soul & Jazz Gumbo

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New Orleans Blues, Soul & Jazz Gumbo - CD

Product Information New Orleans remains the greatest music city in the world! There is all kinds of jazz, blues, funk, rock and everything else, hot musicians play on the street or in bars and often depend on tips to survive. Which is nothing new, the Big Easy has always been a poor town with more talent than money. Here, we've collected 50 clas...

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Titel	New Orleans Blues, Soul & Jazz Gumbo
Künstler	Various
Format	2x CD
Verlag	Metro Select
Land der Veröffentlichung	UK
Erscheinungsdatum	1. Dezember 2017
Erstmals veröffentlicht	2012
Gewicht	170 g
EAN	0698458753328
Produkt-ID	98405
Discogs ID	4703458
Discogs-Bewertungen	3.92

Various: New Orleans Blues, Soul & Jazz Gumbo Die Version auf 2CD in Standard- Auflage. Diese besondere Auflage wurde veröffentlicht in UK im Verlag Metro Select am 1. Dezember 2017.

Product Information New Orleans remains the greatest music city in the world! There is all kinds of jazz, blues, funk, rock and everything else, hot musicians play on the street or in bars and often depend on tips to survive. Which is nothing new, the Big Easy has always been a poor town with more talent than money. Here, we've collected 50 classic original recordings by legendary artists that show how New Orleans music was shaped-from the days when jazz first blossomed in the city's brothels to the best of blues, soul, and R&B, resulting in a musical gumbo of exceptional flavor and power.

Album Genres übergreifend Blues, Jazz und Funk / Soul.

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1-1	Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven: Potato Head Blues
1-2	Jelly Roll Morton: I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden Say
1-3	Henry "Red" Allen And His Orchestra: Down In Jungle Town
1-4	Sidney Bechet: Ballin’ The Jack
1-5	King Oliver: St James Infirmary
1-6	Kid Ory: 29th And Dearborn
1-7	Champion Jack Dupree: Mail Order Woman
1-8	Paul Gayten & His Orchestra, Annie Laurie: I’ll Never Be Free
1-9	Roy Brown: Good Rockin’ Tonight
1-10	Archibald And His Orchestra: Stack-A’Lee
1-11	Clarence Garlow: Bon Ton Roula
1-12	Joe August: Poppa Stoppa’s Be Bop Blues
1-13	Lloyd Price: Oooh-Oooh-Oooh
1-14	Smiley Lewis: Gumbo Blues
1-15	Eddie "Guitar Slim" Jones: The Things That I Used To Do
1-16	James "Sugar Boy" Crawford And His Cane Cutters: Jock-A-Mo
1-17	Paul Gayten: You Better Believe It
1-18	The Spiders: Witchcraft
1-19	Tommy Ridgley: Double-Eyed Whammy
1-20	Dave Bartholomew: Shrimp & Gumbo
1-21	The Hawketts: Mardi Gras Mambo
1-22	Bobby Charles: Later Alligator
1-23	Roy Montrell: (Everytime I Hear) That Mellow Saxophone
1-24	Earl King: Those Lonely, Lonely Nights
1-25	Clifton Chenier: Ay-Te Te Fee
2-1	Fats Domino: Walking To New Orleans
2-2	Allen Toussaint: Java
2-3	Johnny Adams: I Won’t Cry
2-4	Alvin Tyler: Peanut Vendor
2-5	Art Neville: Cha Dooky-Doo
2-6	Lee Allen & His Band: Walking With Mr. Lee
2-7	Shirley And Lee: Let The Good Times Roll
2-8	Huey 'piano' Smith: ‘Fore Day In The Morning
2-9	Frankie Ford: Sea Cruise
2-10	James Booker: Gonzo
2-11	Joe Jones: You Talk Too Much
2-12	Bobby Marchan: There Is Something On Your Mind
2-13	Jessie Hill: Ooh Poo Pah Doo
2-14	Professor Longhair & His Shuffling Hungarians: Mardi Gras In New Orleans
2-15	Edgar "Big Boy" Myles: New Orleans
2-16	Al Johnson: Carnival Time
2-17	Ernie K Doe: Hello, My Lover
2-18	Clarence "Frogman" Henry: Ain’t Got No Home
2-19	Barbara George: I Know (You Don’t Love Me No More)
2-20	Lee Dorsey: Ya Ya
2-21	Chris Kenner: I Like It Like That
2-22	Mac Rebennack: Storm Warning
2-23	Eddie Bo: Every Dog Has Its Day
2-24	Aaron Neville: Over You
2-25	Irma Thomas: Don’t Mess With My Man