Louisiana Dance Hall presents:

NOLA.com’s “Louisiana’s top 40 most-influential artists” – Part 2

Let’s continue with our look at a broader Louisiana music picture. Recently I was browsing on NOLA.com and saw an article that highlights “Louisiana’s top 40 most-influential artists” of all time. Last show, I featured as many as I could, but there are more to enjoy! So let’s check them out. As I said last time, I hope you hear some new sounds today! Not all may be your cup of tea, or as danceable as our usual mix, but let’s try something a little different … because that’s what WRIR is all about!

Show Archive

Play show / Add show to playlist

Playlist:

Time: September 13 - 1:00:00 pm
• 

  Pete Fountain, “Oh, Lady Be Good (feat. Tiny Little)”

  from Best of Pete Fountain

  GRP - 1972

Time: September 13 - 1:06:17 pm
• 

  Professor Longhair & Earl King, “Big Chief”

  from New Orleans Soul 60's

  Mardi Gras Records - 2008

Time: September 13 - 1:10:48 pm
• 

  Sidney Bechet, “There'll Be Some Changes Made”

  from The Fabulous Sidney Bechet

  Blue Note Records - 2000

Time: September 13 - 1:15:03 pm
• 

  Slim Harpo, “I'm a King Bee”

  from Sings Raining In My Heart

  Marmot Music - 2013

Time: September 13 - 1:18:05 pm
• 

  Buckwheat Zydeco, “Ma 'Tit Fille”

  from On a Night Like This

  Island Records - 1987

Time: September 13 - 1:24:57 pm
• 

  Terence Blanchard, “When It Was Now (feat. The E-Collective & Turtle Island Quartet)”

  from Absence

  Blue Note Records - 2021

Time: September 13 - 1:30:19 pm
• 

  The Dixie Cups, “Iko Iko”

  from The Very Best of The Dixie Cups: Chapel of Love

  Sun Records - 2006

Time: September 13 - 1:32:26 pm
• 

  The Meters, “Cissy Strut”

  from The Meters

  Rhino - 2004

Time: September 13 - 1:35:33 pm
• 

  The Wild Tchoupitoulas, “Hey Pocky a-Way (A Way)”

  from The Wild Tchoupitoulas

  Island Records - 2015

Time: September 13 - 1:39:31 pm
• 

  Warren Storm, “Lord, I Need Somebody Bad Tonight”

  from Swamp Gold, Vol. 2

  Jin Records - 1991

Time: September 13 - 1:43:38 pm
• 

  Wynton Marsalis, “Engine”

  from Big Train

  Columbia - 1999

Time: September 13 - 1:50:16 pm
• 

  Zachary Richard, “Burning”

  from Snake Bite Love

  A&M - 1992

Time: September 13 - 1:55:25 pm

• Lucinda Williams, “Crescent City”

  from Lucinda Williams (25th Anniversary Edition)

  Highway 20 Records - 2015

Time: September 13 - 1:58:26 pm
• 

  Southern Culture On the Skids, “Voodoo Cadillac”

  from Dirt Track Date

  DGC - 1995

Time: September 13 - 2:03:06 pm
• 

  Youngblood Brass Band, “Crescent City”

  from Word On the Street

  E Pluribus Bumpus Music - 1998

Time: September 13 - 2:11:05 pm
• 

  Kermit Ruffins, “Can't Take My Baby Nowhere”

  from Swing This

  Basin Street - 1999

Time: September 13 - 2:14:58 pm
• 

  Allen Toussaint, “Everything I Do Gonh Be Funky (From Now On)”

  from Sweet Touch of Love

  Scepter Records - 2009

Time: September 13 - 2:18:08 pm
• 

  Etta James, “Born On the Bayou”

  from Matriarch of the Blues

  Private Music - 2000

Time: September 13 - 2:22:49 pm
• 

  Marva Wright, “Down Home Blues”

  from Marvalous

  Mardi Gras Records - 2008

Time: September 13 - 2:26:53 pm
• 

  Katie Webster, “On the Run”

  from The Swamp Boogie Queen

  Alligator Records - 1988

Time: September 13 - 2:33:26 pm
• 

  Marcia Ball, “Dance With Me”

  from So Many Rivers

  Alligator Records - 2003

Time: September 13 - 2:38:17 pm
• 

  Shemekia Copeland, “Too Far To Be Gone (feat. Sonny Landreth)”

  from Done Come Too Far

  Alligator Records - 2022

Time: September 13 - 2:42:04 pm
• 

  Dr. John, “Sweet Hunk O'Trash (feat. Shemekia Copeland)”

  from Ske-Dat-De-Dat…The Spirit of Satch

  Concord Records - 2014

Time: September 13 - 2:52:19 pm

• The Neville Brothers, “Mojo Hannah”

  from Brothers from New Orleans

  Interra Music Publishing - 2001

Bill Thomson    Louisiana Dance Hall    September 13th, 2022

Posted In: Music Shows