Professor Longhair New Orleans Piano (CD)

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(Sequel) 16 Tracks - 1949-1953, original Atlantic recordings! Including two previously unreleased... more

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Professor Longhair: New Orleans Piano (CD)

(Sequel) 16 Tracks - 1949-1953, original Atlantic recordings! Including two previously unreleased tracks! Comes in original jewel box with Warner Bros. logo lightly scratched plus a brand new jewel case!

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Interpret: Professor Longhair
Album titlle: New Orleans Piano (CD)
Label Warner Music
Genre R&B, Soul
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5023224080820
weight in Kg 0.11

Professor Longhair - New Orleans Piano (CD) CD 1
01	In The Night	Professor Longhair
02	Tipitina (alternative version)	Professor Longhair
03	Tipitina	Professor Longhair
04	Ball The Wall	Professor Longhair
05	Who's Been Foolin' You	Professor Longhair
06	Hey Now Baby	Professor Longhair
07	Mardi Gras In New Orleans (Previously unissued alternate version)	Professor Longhair
08	She Walks Right In (Previously unissued alternate version)	Professor Longhair
09	Hey Little Girl	Professor Longhair
10	Willie Mae	Professor Longhair
11	Walk Your Blues Away	Professor Longhair
12	Professor Longhair Blues	Professor Longhair
13	Boogie Woogie	Professor Longhair
14	Longhair's Blues-Rhumba	Professor Longhair
15	Mardi Gras In New Orleans	Professor Longhair
16	She Walks Right In	Professor Longhair

Professor Longhair, next to Fats Domino, must rank as New Orleans' most influential musician.... more

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"Professor Longhair"

Professor Longhair, next to Fats Domino, must rank as New Orleans' most influential musician. Born Henry Roeland Byrd in Bogalusa, Louisiana, on Dec. 18, 1918, his family moved to New Orleans when he was still a child.

He soon picked up the wonderfully diverse styles of the old pianists who used to play the clubs and clip joints, and moulded them into his unique way of playing, with Spanish and rhumba accents predominating. He made his first record in 1949 for Star Talent as Professor Longhair and the Shuffling Hungarians and in 1950 'Bald Head' on Mercury was his one and only record to dent the R&B charts. Records for Atlantic, Federal, Wasco, Ebb, Rip and Watch flopped badly although his 1959 Ron recording of 'Go To The Mardi Gras' still sells well every year at New Orleans' annual blow-out.

He was out of work for much of the Sixties, but there has been a welcome revival of interest in his music of late, which has led to many live appearances and a visit to Europe.

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