A Music Map of New Orleans Lives: with Creole Jazz Singer John Boutté

It’s a sonic map of New Orleans music from the recording studios and nightclubs to jazz parades. Songs about life on Basin Street and Bourbon Street, to Rampart Street and the lady from la rue Dauphine in the voices of Trombone Shorty, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, Ida Cox and Louis Prima. Then, a live session at Marigny Studios with Creole jazz and soul singer John Boutté who grew up in the Tremé neighborhood in a family of ten kids, where singing was a household and street corner pastime.

HOUR ONE

Open Bed: The Music Goes Round & Around Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong-Decca Singles 1935-1946, Decca

Trombone Cholly Bessie Smith
The Essential Bessie Smith, Columbia

Bourbon Street Parade James Andrews and Trombone Shorty
Brothers, James Andrews

Basin Street Blues Mills Brothers
Great Hits, UMG

Way Down Yonder in New Orleans Merle Travis
Merle Travis Strictly Guitar, Capitol

King of the Road James Booker
James Booker Classified, Rounder

Instrumental: Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans Tuts Washington
New Orleans Piano Professor, Rounder

Louisiana Percy Mayfield
Percy Mayfield-Poet of the Blues, Specialty

I Need Your Love So Bad Irma Thomas
Irma Thomas–Wish Someone Would Care, Imperial

I Won't Cry Johnny Adams
Heart and Soul, Sun

Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans Billie Holliday
Portrait of an Artist 1935-1946, Crisler

Mama Don't Allow It Wendell Brunious and the New Orleans Roof Jazzmen
Mama Don’t Allow It, GHB Records

Instrumental: Basin Street Blues Dr. Michael White
Adventures in New Orleans Jazz Part 1, Basin Street

I've Got the Blues for Rampart Street Ida Cox
The Uncrowned Queen of the Blues, Black Swan Records

Salee Dame Baby Dodds, Albert Nicholas, Danny Barker, James P. Johnson, Pops Foster
Jazz a Créole, GHB Records

Bourbon Street Blues Louis Prima, Sam Butera & the Witnesses
Strictly Prima, Capitol

Music is My Life Lillian Boutté
Music is My Life, Timeless Records

Careless Love Fats Domino
"They Call Me the Fat Man"–Antoine 'Fats' Domino, Capitol

Closing Bed: Doc's Delight Doctor John, Wardell Quezergue and others
Wardell Quezergue-After the Math-The St. Agnes Sessions, Jazz Foundation of America

HOUR TWO

Open Bed: Improvisation 1 Oscar Rossignoli
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios,

Basin Street Blues John Boutté
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

Sisters John Boutté
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

Grits Ain't Groceries (All Around the World) John Boutté
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

Instrumental: Improvisation 2 Oscar Rossignoli
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

Good Neighbors John Boutté
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

At the Foot of Canal Street John Boutté
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

Beautiful City John Boutté
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

Little Red Rooster John Boutté
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

Instrumental: Improvisation 3 Oscar Rossignoli
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

Treme Song John Boutté
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

Change is Gonna Come John Boutté
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

Build a Better World John Boutté
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

End Bed: Improvisation 4 Oscar Rossignoli
American Routes Live at Marigny Studios

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