Dr. John, N'Awlinz: Dis Dat or d'Udda - 1h 16m 35s

Tracks & Durations

1. Quatre Parishe	2:14
2. When The Saints Go Marching In ft. Mavis Staples	4:52
3. Band	4:32
4. Marie Laveau ft. Cyril Neville and The Mardi Gras Indians	6:49
5. Dear Old Southland ft. Nicholas Payton (trumpet)	2:41
6. Dis, Dat or D'Udda	4:20
7. Chickee Le Pas ft. Cyril Neville and The Mardi Gras Indians	4:02
8. The Monkey ft. Eddie Bo and Dave Bartholomew	3:49
9. Shango Tango ft. Willie Tee	1:27
10. I Ate Up The Apple Tree ft. Randy Newman	3:34
11. You Ain't Such a Much ft. Willie Nelson and Snooks Eaglin	3:11
12. Life's A One Way Ticket	4:25
13. Own (viola)	3:35
14. Stakalee	4:34
15. Eh Las Bas ft. Leroy Jones	2:35
16. St. James Infirmary ft. Eddie Bo	4:40
17. Ozen Brass Band	4:19
18. I'm Goin' Home ft. Cyril Neville	4:55
19. Data Track	5:51

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Review

Mac Rebennack took his stage name from the voodoo healer Dr. John and became a '70s pop star by recasting New Orleans's myth and music in his own psychedelic image. At 63, he's again revamped the Crescent City sound, minus the acid-trip trappings, for his best album in decades. With its string, horn, and Afro-Latin percussion sections and its slate of re-imagined classics, N'Awlinz is a masterful summation of Dr. John's abilities as a leader and performer. Guests such as Willie Nelson, B.B. King, and Mavis Staples, plus a roster of Louisiana luminaries including Randy Newman, Nicholas Payton, Snooks Eaglin, Gatemouth Brown, Dave Bartholomew, and Earl Palmer, all make winning contributions. In Dr. John's grasp, "When the Saints Come Marching In" becomes a stately waltz that twines his elegant piano and gravel throat with Staples's rich, red-clay gospel singing. And he honors the spirit of standards like "Stackalee" and "St. James Infirmary" while spinning his own lyrics and melodies into them. "Time Marches On" (with King, Nelson, and the Dirty Dozen Brass Band), "Life is a One Way Ticket," and several spirituals contemplate mortality, but never interrupt the graceful, upbeat flow of this late-career opus. --Ted DrozdowskiFeaturing special guests Mavis Staples, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Cyril Neville, Randy Newman, Willie Nelson, B.B. King and others.

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N'Awlinz: Dis Dat or d'Udda

Tracks: 18 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 1h 8m 43s (-8m 8s)

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