Rhythm & Blues in New Orleans
| Book | Walking to New Orleans: The Story of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues |
| Publisher | Pelican Publishing Company |
| Foreword by | Tom Stagg |
| About/Subject | New Orleans, Rhythm & Blues, New Orleans Rhythm & Blues, Rock & Roll, A.F.O. Records, Aaron Neville, Ace Records (2), Al Johnson, Aladdin Records, Allen Toussaint, Alon Records, Alvin "Red" Tyler, Alvin Robinson, Annie Laurie, Apollo Records (2), Archibald, Art Neville, Atlantic Records, Benny Spellman, Betty Harris, Billy Tate, Bobby Charles, Bobby Marchan, Bobby Mitchell, Boogie Jake, "Champion" Jack Dupree, Charles "Hungry" Williams, Chess Records, Chris Kenner, Clarence "Frogman" Henry, Cosimo Matassa, Cousin Joe, Danny White, Dave Bartholomew, DeLuxe Records, Deacon John, Duke Records, Peacock Records, Earl King, Earl Palmer, Eddie Bo, Edgar Blanchard, Edward Frank, Ernest McLean, Ernie K-Doe, Fats Domino, Blind Snooks Eaglin, Frank Fields, Frankie Ford, Gerri Hall, Guitar Slim, Huey "Piano" Smith, Imperial Records, Irma Thomas, James Booker, Jerry Byrne, Jessie Hill, Jewel King, Jimmy Clanton, Joe Jones, Johnny Adams, Justin Adams, Larry Darnell, Lee Allen, Lee Dorsey, Little Richard, Lloyd Price, Dr. John, Mercury, Nat Perrilliat, Papa George Lightfoot, Paul Gayten, Peter "Chuck" Badie, Polka Dot Slim, Professor Longhair, Ray Charles, Ric, Robert Parker, Roy Brown (2), Roy Montrell, Salvador Doucette, Savoy Records (2), Shirley & Lee, Smiley Lewis, Smokey Johnson, Specialty, James "Sugar Boy" Crawford, The Dixie Cups, The Hawketts, The Meters, Tommy Ridgley, Walter "Fats" Pichon, Walter "Papoose" Nelson, Wardell Quezergue, Warren Lee, James "Wee Willie" Wayne, Willie Tee, Willie West |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Location | Gretna |
| This Edition Published | 1995-04 |
| Copyright | 1974 |
| First Printing | 1978-04 |
| First Paperback Printing | 1983-10 |
| Reprinted | 1988-07 |
| Reprinted | 1995-04 |
| Pages / Font | xxiii + 250 pages |
| ISBN 10 | 0-88289-433-1 |
| Barcode (EAN) | 9780882894331 |
| EAN 5 | 90000 |
| Chapters | Author's Note and Acknowledgments Foreword by Tom Stagg - The Early Days Map - New Orleans and the South Introduction PART I: RHYTHM AND BLUES, 1946-55 Hit Singles by New Orleans R & B Artists Background New Orleans Jazz The Pianists Professor Longhair Champion Jack Dupree Cousin Joe Walter "Fats" Pichon Archibald Cosimo Matassa and His Recording Studios De Luxe Records Dave Bartholomew (1) Paul Gayten (1) Annie Laurie Roy Brown Larry Darnell Imperial Records, 1947-52 Jewel King Tommy Ridgley Dave Bartholomew's Productions Fats Domino (1) Dave Bartholomew (2) Smiley Lewis Winds of Change Specialty Records, 1952 Lloyd Price Aladdin Records Shirley & Lee Papa Lightfoot The Cha-Paka-Shaweez Savoy Records Chess Records, 1953-54 Sugar Boy Crawford The Hawketts Atlantic Records Ray Charles Specialty Records, 1954 Guitar Slim Imperial Records, 1953-54 Fats Domino (2) Billy Tate Bobby Mitchell PART II: ROCK 'N" ROLL, 1955-59 Rock 'n' Roll Music Little Richard Fats Domino (3) Fats Domino on Film Specialty Records, 1956-58 Jerry Byrne Art Neville Chess Records, 1956-58 Paul Gayten (2) Clarence "Frogman" Henry (1) Bobby Charles Apollo Records Modern/RPM Records Herald/Ember Records Tommy Ridgley (2) Lee Allen (1) Imperial Records, 1956-59 The End of the Independents The Studio Band Lee Allen (2) Alvin "Red" Tyler Ernest McLean Edgar Blanchard - Justin "Mother-in-Law" Adams Walter "Papoose" Nelson Salvador Doucette - Edward Frank - Allen Toussaint Frank Fields Earl Palmer Charles "Hungry" Williams The Clubs The Dew Drop Inn The Club Tijuana On the Road Promotions The Auditorium Shows The Disc Jockeys The Jukeboxes The Musicians' Union PART III: THE LOCAL RECORD SCENE, 1955-63 Ace Records Earl King (1) The Rocking Blues Huey "Piano" Smith and the Clowns Huey Smith on Stage Gerri Hall Huey Smith - The Later Years Jimmy Clanton Frankie Ford (1) More R & B on Ace Ace and Pop Music The Ace Administration The Vee-Jay Deal Rex Records Mac Rebennack and Dr John Ric Records Edgar Blanchard (2) Johnny Adams Eddie Bo Al Johnson Tommy Ridgley (3) Joe Jones Ron Records Irma Thomas The Popeye and other New Orleans Dances Minit Records Boogie Jake Allen Toussaint (2) Jessie Hill Ernie K-Doe Benny Spellman The Showmen Allen Toussaint's Productions The End of Minit Records Instant Records, 1961-63 Chris Kenner The Minit/Instant Studio Musicians Nat Perrilliat Roy Montrell Peter "Chuck" Badie A.F.O. Chess Records, 1960-61 Clarence "Frogman" Henry (2) Fire/Fury Records, 1960-62 Bobby Marchan Lee Dorsey (1) Mercury Records, 1960-62 Duke/Peacock Records, 1960-63 James Booker Imperial Records, 1960-63 Earl King (2) Frankie Ford (2) Ford "Snooks" Eaglin Wee Willie Wayne The End of Imperial Records PART IV: THE END OF AN ERA, THE START OF ANOTHER... 1963-73 Fats Domino (4) The Small Local Labels Wardell Quezergue Frisco Records Danny White Willie West Rip Records Deacon John Watch Records The Dark Ages New Orleans in New York Alvin Robinson The Dixie Cups Nola Records Smokey Johnson Warren Lee Willie Tee Dover Records Robert Parker Parlo Records Aaron Neville The End of Dover Records Instant Records, 1964 on Alon Records Seven B Records Polka Dot Slim Solid Gold Sansu Enterprises Lee Dorsey (2) Betty Harris The Meters Allen Toussaint (3) Sansu Records, 1973 New Orleans in the Future Local Radio The Revival and the Club Owners The Young Musicians Jumpin', Dancin', Carryin' On New Orleans—1978 by Tad Jones Appendix References Books Articles Magazines Other Sources Song Credits Biographical Data The Major New Orleans R & B Bands The Best Selling New Orleans Singles 1946-72 Album Discography Index of Names |
| Notes | Third paperback printing First published in Great Britain as Walking to New Orleans: The Story of New Orleans Rhythm and Blues by Blues Unlimited. Manufactured in the United States of America. The "Contents" page is missing Part IV. |
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