Dr. John

Dr. John , born under the name Malcolm Rebennack the November 21st 1940 with La Nouvelle-Orléans, Louisiana is a Pianiste and Chanteur, his music covers and combines Blues, boogy woogy, and Rock-and-roll. Professor Longhair had an important influence on Rebennack.

Biography

It takes part in 1999 in the Festival Blues Passions of Cognac. He interprets the song Walkin' to New Orleans of Fats Domino in September 2005 to close the téléthon Shelter from the Storm: With Concert for the GULF Coast for the assistance with the victims of the Hurricane Katrina, which devastated La Nouvelle-Orléans and its area.

Discography

Storm Warning/Foolish Little Girl Rex 45 RPM (196?)
Grigris (1968)
Babylon (Dr. John album)|Babylon (1969)
Cure (Dr. John Album)|Cure (1970) (Atco, SD 33-316)
The Sun, Moon & Herbs (1971) (Atco, SD 33-362)
Dr. John' S Gumbo|Gumbo (1972)
In The Right Places (1973) (Atco, SD 7018)
Desitively Bonnaroo (1974) (Atco, SD 7043)
Hollywood Be Thy Name (1975) (United Artists, UA it 552-G)
City Lights (Dr. John album)|City Lights (1978)
Tango De luxe hotel (1979) (Horizon, SP-740)
Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack (1981)
The Brightest Smile in Town (1983)
The Ultimate Dr. John (1987)
In has Sentimental Mood (1989)
Goin' Back to New Orleans (1992)
Television (1994)
Afterglow (1995)
Trippin' Live]] (1997)
Anutha Zone (1998)
Duke Elegant (2000)
Creole Moon (2001)
All By Hisself: Live At the Lonestar (2003)
Awlinz: Say Dat gold of Udda (2004)
Live At Montreux, 1995 (2005)
Sippiana Hericane (2005)
Mercernary (2006) (Blue Note 54541)

External bonds

Official site of Dr. John
Dr. John one Rhythm & Music Blues To precede site

Simple: Doctor John

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