Gris-Gris

by Dr. John, the Night Tripper

Gris-Gris cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: January 22, 1968
  • Label: Atco, ATCO
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 33:18
  • Community rating: 4.82/5 from 6 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

On the debut album 'Gris-Gris', Mac Rebennack introduced his enduring Dr. John persona, creating a hypnotic fusion of traditional New Orleans R&B, funk, and psychedelic rock steeped in voodoo mysticism. Recorded in Los Angeles with producer Harold Battiste and a crew of New Orleans expatriate musicians, the album's sound is defined by its spooky atmosphere, layering soulful vocals and Creole chants over murky rhythms and innovative studio effects. Though a commercial failure upon its initial release, the record became a widely influential cult classic, celebrated for its singular and deeply experimental vision.

Genres

Descriptors: occult, ritualistic, dance, paranormal, spirituality, rhythmic, piano, bluesy, atmospheric

Tracklist

  1. Gris-Gris Gumbo Ya Ya (05:37)
  2. Danse Kalinda Ba Doom (03:39)
  3. Mama Roux (03:00)
  4. Danse Fambeaux (04:56)
  5. Croker Courtbullion (05:59)
  6. Jump Sturdy (02:21)
  7. I Walk on Guilded Splinters (07:46)

Credits

  • Dr. John - vocals, keyboards, percussion
  • Harold Battiste - bass, clarinet, percussion, arranger, producer
  • Plas Johnson - tenor saxophone
  • Lonnie Boulden - flute
  • Steve Mann - bottleneck guitar, banjo
  • Ernest McLean - guitar, mandolin
  • Bob West - bass
  • John Boudreaux - drums
  • Richard "Dr. Ditmus" Washington - percussion
  • Mo "Dido" Pedido - congas
  • Dave Dixon - backing vocals, percussion
  • Jessie "Dr. Poo Pah Doo" Hill - backing vocals, percussion
  • Ronnie "The Baron of Ronyards" Barron - backing vocals, percussion
  • Joni Jonz - backing vocals
  • Prince Ella Johnson - backing vocals
  • Shirley Goodman - backing vocals
  • Sonny Ray Durden - backing vocals
  • Tami Lynn - backing vocals
  • Marvin Israel - design
  • Raphael - photography
  • Richie Unterberger - reissue liner notes

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