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Musik (cd), 2019

Musik (cd), 2019

Big band voodoo

Dr. John

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Latest edition, musik (cd)

My Indian Red

4:29 min

I'm Just A Lucky So and So

3:25 min

Blue Skies

5:16 min

Tell Me You Will Wait For Me

4:30 min

Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You

4:08 min

Stagger Lee

4:25 min

New York City Blues

3:37 min

I Know What I Got

4:24 min

I Still Think About You

3:11 min

I'm Confessin'

3:56 min

Mess Around

3:23 min

There Must Be A Better World Somewhere

4:49 min

So Long

5:04 min

Going Back To New Orleans

7:35 min

JC's Blues

3:27 min

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Reviews (2)

Glide Magazine

d. 4. Nov. 2019

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Shawn Donohue

d. 4. Nov. 2019

"During an international tour back in 1995 Dr. John hopped into the studio while in Germany and recorded a set of tunes with the WDR Big Band. The good doctor returned home and the tapes were archived; now they see the light of day as Big Band Voodoo. The resulting mix of New Orleans tunes around big band swing music is unique and broadens Mac Rebennack's musical catalog".

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DownBeat

2020 February

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Cree McRee

2020 February

""Ya know, dis would be dat thing I was always using my head for: a big band thing with my New Orleans riffs." Thus spake Mac Rebennack, a.k.a. Dr. John, while tossing around ideas with his manager Stanley Chaisson ahead of a 1995 tour. Not long afterward, he manifested that vision in Cologne, Germany, where he recorded 16 tracks with the WDR Big Band. It remained on ice, until now ... Though not every track is one for the ages, this live set makes a fine addition to every Dr. John fan's library, and delivers exactly what the good doctor intended to conjure: Big Band Voodoo".