Dr. John's Gumbo
by Dr. John
- Type: Album
- Released: 20 April 1972
- Label: Atco
- Country: United States
- Length: 39:48
- Community rating: 3.72/5 from 5 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Shedding the deeply mysterious, voodoo-psychedelia of his Night Tripper persona, Dr. John delivered a phenomenally joyful, wildly energetic tribute to his hometown's musical heritage. 'Dr. John's Gumbo' is a wonderfully playful, remarkably warm celebration of classic New Orleans R&B and zydeco, radiating incredibly happy, fiercely melodic piano-rock swagger.
Genres
Descriptors: melodic, piano, vocal, rhythmic, soulful, cover
Tracklist
- Iko Iko (4:08)
- Blow Wind Blow (3:14)
- Big Chief (3:26)
- Somebody Changed the Lock (2:45)
- Mess Around (3:13)
- Let the Good Times Roll (3:55)
- Junko Partner (4:32)
- Stack-A-Lee (3:29)
- Tipitina (2:09)
- Those Lonely Lonely Nights (2:32)
- Huey "Piano" Smith Medley (3:20)
- Little Liza Jane (3:00)
Credits
- Dr. John - primary artist, arranged by [vocal], guitar, piano, vocals
- Harold Battiste - arranged by [horns], arranged by [vocal], clarinet, producer, saxophone
- Alvin Robinson - backing vocals, guitar
- Jessica Smith - backing vocals
- Moe Bechamin - backing vocals, saxophone
- Robbie Montgomery - backing vocals
- Ronnie Barron - backing vocals, electric piano, organ
- Shirley Goodman - backing vocals
- Tami Lynn - backing vocals
- Jimmy Calhoun - bass
- Melvin Lastie - cornet
- Freddie Staehle - drums
- Gary Brandt - engineer
- Keith Olsen - engineer
- Ken Klimak - guitar
- Sidney George - harmonica, saxophone
- George Piros - lacquer cut by
- Jerry Wexler - liner notes, producer
- Richard Washington - percussion
- Barry Feinstein - photography by, design
- Tom Wilkes - photography by, design
- David Lastie - saxophone
- Lee Allen - saxophone
- Streamline - trombone
- James "Sugar Boy" Crawford - written-by
- Huey "Piano" Smith - written-by
- Izzy Cougarden - written-by
- Ulis Gaines - written-by
- Mac Rebennack - written-by
- Ahmet Ertegun - written-by
- Earl Johnson - written-by
- Bob Shad - written-by
- Archibald - arranged by
- Traditional - written-by
- Henry Roeland Byrd - written-by
- Earl King - written-by
- John Vincent - written-by