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The music was written by Vincent Youmans, the lyrics by Billy Rose and Edward Eliscu. The song was published in 1929.
Here covered by the good doctor
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Actually he never left.
New album came out Tuesday, it's a compilation but has a lot of alternateable cuts and delectabliciously delightfuls. 35 tracks, good deal for 9 bucks (Amazon mp3)
Check it
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Inspired by Picosound's post this evening and Ivylander's request for some funk - here's my contribution for the last Friday of 2007. Dedicated to those still struggling in the Big Easy - hoping 2008 brings peace and riches.
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Save The World - One Click At A Time!
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On each of these websites, you can click a button to support the cause -- each click creates funding, and costs you nothing! Bookmark these sites, and click once a day!
Click here to post this on your page or 'blog
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One of Dr. John's finest. 'My Buddy' is a song that will bring back lots of memories of loved ones and friends.
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Funk Wars 1
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Dr.John , Professor Longhair , Earl King , The Meters
Big Chief
This starts out kind of slow but once they find the groove it gets, how do they say? f-u-n-k-y See it through to the end.
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Okay, I don't usually take part in theme days but this one's for Kate, one of my favorite moggettes. It doesn't get much funkier than the good Doctor - Dr. John Dr. John, born Malcolm Rebennack (born November 21, 1940, in New Orleans, Louisiana) is a colorful pianist, singer, and songwriter, whose music spans, and often combines, blues, boogie woogie, and rock and roll. Professor Longhair was an important influence on Rebennack. more... [via FoxyTunes / Dr. John]
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Mac Rebbenack was an expatriate from New Orleans living in L.A. when he 'borrowed' some studio time from Sonny and Cher to record his debut LP with other Crescent City folk. The result was a murky funky fusion mix of chant and voodoo ritual set to a polyrhythmic stew that Atlantic Records head Ahmet Ertegun called "Boogaloo Crap". Thankfully he relented and allowed this now almost forgotten gem to be released. This album is a perfect late night companion for drifting off... MORE
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While I was growing up pot didn't hold too much cachet with me. After all My Mom smoked pot. How cool could it possibly be? So when I was first passed a joint (Aerosmith show in 8th grade), I laughed and passed it on. I continued passing on pot all through my college years, but that didn't mean I said no to drugs. I skipped the gateway drugs and proceeded directly to hallucinogens.From about 81-90 psychedelics were a major part of my life, probably peaking (so to speak)... MORE
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December is the month of the phonograph record. I made that up. But it is. I'll be observing it all month at my mog and I encourage you to observe it with me. For the original post declaring December the month of the phonograph record, click here. Join the conversation! It's the final day of the month of the phonograph record. I haven't gone much into the December haul. I'm not much for top ten or twenty or one hundred lists but I do like making lists...especially... MORE
This 1969 album is every bit as psychedelic as the cover implies... Mac's weaselly voice sneaking and scratching around twisty congas, Hammond B3 and a voodoo chorus.
A dip from another world.