Track Listings
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Bon Temps Rouler :: Beausoleil
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I Never Fool Nobody But Me :: Irma Thomas
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Look-Ka Py Py :: The Meters
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Your Mama Don't Know :: Nathan & the Zydeco Cha Chas
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If You're a Viper [#] :: Rebirth Brass Band, Kermit Ruffins
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Les Flammes D'Enfer (The Flames of Hell) :: Eddie LeJeune, D.L. Menard
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Big Chief, Pt. 1 :: Professor Longhair
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Mojo Hannah :: Aaron Neville
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J'Aurais du T'Aimer (I Should Have Loved You) :: Cajun Country, Jimmy C. Newman
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Carnival Time :: Bo Dollis, The Wild Magnolias
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Imitation of Love :: Johnny Adams
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Opelousas Sostan :: Mamou
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Meet Me with Your Black Drawers On :: Chuck Carbo
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Hot Tamale Baby :: Buckwheat Zydeco
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Mardi Gras in New Orleans :: The Dirty Dozen Brass Band
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So Swell When You're Well :: James Booker
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Street Talk :: Dr. John, Bo Dollis, Willie Tee
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Blues du Saoulard (Drunkard's Blues) :: Mamou Playboys, Steve Riley
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Watch That Dog :: John Delafose, The Eunice Playboys
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | ------ | CD | Rounder | 8 |
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Album Review
Louisiana music has been one of Rounder's strong points in the 1980s and 1990s -- not only zydeco and cajun music, but also soul, blues, jazz, and rock. In 1993, the Boston-area label opened its own vaults to assemble The Best of Louisiana Music, which isn't essential, but is enjoyable on the whole. Nathan & the Zydeco Cha Chas' "Your Mama Don't Know" and Buckwheat Zydeco's "Hot Tamale Baby" are fine examples of exuberant zydeco party music, while Aaron Neville's "Mojo Hannah," the Meters' "Look-Ka Py Py," and Irma Thomas' "I Never Fool Nobody But Me" remind listeners that Louisiana was never lacking when it came to talented soulsters. On the dixieland tip, "If You're a Viper" finds the Rebirth Brass Band reviving a 1930s tune that paid tribute to marijuana smokers. ("Viper" was 1930s African-American slang for those who were subsequently called "potheads.") This CD is far from the last word on Louisiana music, but it does let listeners know how much exciting music they're likely to hear during Mardi Gras. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Aaron Neville | Performer | | Al Tharp | Producer | | Allen Toussaint | Producer | | Beausoleil | Performer | | Bill Halverson | Producer | | Bo Dollis | Performer | | Buckwheat Zydeco | Performer | | Cajun Country | Performer | | Chuck Carbo | Performer | | D.L. Menard | Performer | | Dr. John | Performer | | Eddie LeJeune | Performer | | Irma Thomas | Performer, Producer | | James Booker | Performer | | Jimmy C. Newman | Producer | | John Delafose | Performer | | John Parsons | Producer | | Johnny Adams | Performer | | Ken Gorz | Producer | | Ken Irwin | Producer | | Kermit Ruffins | Performer | | Mac Rebennack | Producer | | Mamou | Performer | | Mamou Playboys | Performer | | Marshall Sehorn | Producer | | Michael Doucet | Producer | | Nathan & the Zydeco Cha Chas | Performer | | Professor Longhair | Performer | | Quint Davis | Producer | | Rebirth Brass Band | Performer | | Rick Olivier | Cover Photo, Photography | | Ron Levy | Producer | | Scott Billington | Producer | | Steve Riley | Performer | | The Dirty Dozen Brass Band | Producer, Performer | | The Eunice Playboys | Performer | | The Meters | Performer | | The Wild Magnolias | Performer | | Wardell Quezergue | Arranger, Conductor | | Willie Tee | Producer, Performer | | Zydeco Cha-Chas | Performer |
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