Dr. John "Goin' Back To New Orleans" 1992

Having cut an album of standards on his first Warner Brothers album, In a Sentimental Mood (1989), Dr. John turned for its follow-up to a collection of New Orleans standards.....On an album he described in the liner notes as "a little history of New Orleans music," Dr. John returned to his hometown and set up shop at local Ultrasonic Studios, inviting in such local musicians as Pete Fountain, Al Hirt, and the Neville Brothers and addressing the music and styles of such local legends as Jelly Roll Morton, Huey "Piano" Smith, Fats Domino, James Booker, and Professor Longhair. The geography may have been circumscribed, but the stylistic range was extensive, from jazz and blues to folk and rock. And it was all played with festive conviction -- Dr. John is the perfect archivist for the music, being one of its primary proponents, yet he had never addressed it quite as directly as he did here. - AllMusic Review by William Ruhlmanntrax:

01 Litanie Des Saints 02 Careless Love 03 My Indian Red 04 Milneburg Joys 05 I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden Say 06 Basin Street Blues 07 Didn't He Ramble 08 Do You Call That A Buddy? 09 How Come My Dog Don't Bark (When You Come 'Round) 10 Good Night, Irene 11 Fess Up 12 Since I Fell For You 13 I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You 14 Cabbage Head 15 Goin' Home Tomorrow 16 Blue Monday 17 Scald Dog 18 Goin' Back To New Orleans