CD - VA - Creole Kings Of New Orleans

Tracks
Joe Liggins And The Honeydrippers - Going Back To New Orleans, Percy Mayfield - Louisiana, Percy Mayfield - The River's Invitation, Lloyd Price - Lawdy Miss Clawdy, Lloyd Price - Where You At?, Lloyd Price - Frog Legs, The Royal Kings - Teachin' And Preachin' Guitar Slim - The Things That I Used To Do, The Kings - 'Til I Say Well Done, Clifton Chenier - Ay-Tete-Fee, Alberta Hall - Oh! How I Need Your Love, Leo Price - Send Me Some Lovin' Ernest Kador - Do, Baby Do, Big Boy Myles & The Sha-Weez - Who's Been Fooling You, Li'l Millet & His Creoles - Rich Woman, Lloyd Lambert - Whistlin' Joe, Professor Longhair - No Buts - No Maybes, Professor Longhair - Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand, Roy Montrell - (Everytime I Hear) That Mellow Saxophone, Edgar Blanchard - Bop Sit-In Blues, Big Boy Myles - Just To Hold My Hand, Jerry Byrne - Lights Out, Art Neville - Cha Dooky Doo, Art Neville - I'm A Fool To Care, Larry Williams - Jockomo, Larry Williams - Bad Boy.
Anybody Who's Ever Heard Fats Domino Rolling Out The Opening Lines Of "Blueberry Hill" Or Lloyd Price Belting Out "Staggerlee" Already Knows The Sound Of New Orleans R&B. Domino And Price, However, Were Only The Most Commercially Successful Of Crescent City Artists. For Aficionados A Wealth Of Talent And Variety Of Sounds Exist From This Melting Pot Area Where Blues First Clashed With Bebop, Brass Marching Bands, French Waltz And Two-Step Repertoire And Vocal Soul. Creole Kings Of New Orleans Contains 26 Tracks By Lloyd Price, The King Of Zydeco Accordion Clifton Chenier, Art Neville (Now Of The Phenomenally Successful Neville Brothers), (The Legendary) Professor Longhair, (The Singer Of The Saddest Songs) Percy Mayfield, Guitar Slim, Larry Williams, Big Boy Myles, Ernest Kador (Aka Ernie K-Doe And Later To Hit With "Mother-In-Law"), Roy Montrell, Jerry Byrne (Whose Co-Writer And Producer Was Mac Rebennack Aka Dr John), Joe Liggins & The Honeydrippers, Edgar Blanchard, Leo Price, Alberta Hall, The Kings, Lloyd Lambert And Li'l Millet & His Creoles. Drawn From Specialty And Ebb Recordings The Album Includes 7 Previously Unissued Tracks (6 Of Them Alternate Takes) Plus An Alternate Take Of Larry Williams' "Bad Boy". Sleeve Notes Are By Jerry Wexler.