New Orleans Funk Vol 3: The Original Sound Of Funk (Two-Way-Pocky-Way, Gumbo ...
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New Orleans Funk Vol 3: The Original Sound Of Funk (Two-Way-Pocky-Way, Gumbo Ya Ya & The Mardi Gras Mambo)(2xLP)

Soul Jazz

Cat: SJRLP 268. Rel: 28 Oct 13
Funk/Rare Groove


Side 1 - Track 1. Willie West - Fairchild Side 1 - Track 2. Professor Longhair - Go To The Mardi Gras Side 1 - Track 3. Betty Harris - Trouble With My Lover Side 1 - Track 4. Tony Owens - Got A Get My Baby Back Home Side 1 - Track 5. Lee Dorsey - Little Baby Side 2 - Track 1. The Dixie Cups - Two-Way-Poc-A-Way Side 2 - Track 2. Eldridge Holmes - If I Were A Carpenter Side 2 - Track 3. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band - Do It Fluid Side 2 - Track 4. Lee Dorsey - What You Want Side 3 - Track 1. The Explosions - Jockey Ride Side 3 - Track 2. Allen Toussaint - We The People Side 3 - Track 3. Chuck Carbo - Take Care Your Homework Friend Side 3 - Track 4. Betty Harris - What'd I Do Wrong Side 4 - Track 1. Eldridge Holmes - The Book Side 4 - Track 2. The Deacons - Fagged Out Side 4 - Track 3. Diamond Joe - Gossip Gossip Side 4 - Track 4. Professor Longhair - Big Chief (part 2) Side 4 - Track 5. The Rubaiyats - Omar Khayyam

New Orleans: one of jazz music's most spiritual homes, the US city was also a hotbed for raw, groundbreaking funk fusion in the 60s. But as most releases experienced limited distribution, many of its most distinctive funk talents remained solely within the city boundaries and have since become something of a collector's boon. As proved with the previous two volumes, the collectors had every right to seek these out... From the smoky blue grass subtleties of "Little Baby" to the tribal voodoo fusion of "Two Way Poc A Way" via the jazz harmonies and aquatic wah wahs of "Jockey Ride", each one tells a once forgotten tale of raw, spirited grooves, repping New Orleans in a whole way. A must have for all funk aficionados.


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