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The Ultimate Louisiana Experience

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Download links and information about The Ultimate Louisiana Experience by Johnnie Allan. This album was released in 1996 and it belongs to Blues, World Music genres. It contains 16 tracks with total duration of 47:42 minutes.

Artist: Johnnie Allan
Release date: 1996
Genre: Blues, World Music
Tracks: 16
Duration: 47:42
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Alligator Walk 3:23
2. Oldie Goldie Days of Old 3:25
3. You Used to Call Me 3:11
4. Melinda 2:31
5. Give Me Back Those Yesterdays 2:45
6. It's Not Fun Getting Old (Ce n'est pas farce de vieillier) 2:35
7. I'm a Hog for You Baby 3:46
8. Sleeping On the Floor 2:53
9. The Music That I Like (La musique que j'aime) 2:42
10. Whatever's His Name 2:26
11. Demon Woman 3:29
12. If It Don't Hurt 3:33
13. The Strings of Your Heart (Les cordes de ton coeur) 2:48
14. Ca Va Mal (Things Are Going Bad) 2:25
15. Ma Malheureuse (My Unhappy One) 2:57
16. Gone Pacan 2:53

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The "King of Swamp Pop," Johnnie Allan has produced a CD of swamp pop tunes that he "guarantees, cher," will be the Ultimate Louisiana Experience. Hyperbole, perhaps, until you see the massive lineup of musicians assisting him on the recording. Just to name some of the musical artists, there are Rufus Thibodeaux and Beau Thomas on fiddles, Steve Riley on piano and accordion, Roddie Romero on slide guitar, Richard Comeaux on steel guitar and dobro, Tony Ardoin on rub boards, guitar, and vocals, Danny Collet on accordion, Junior Guidry on bass, Harry Simoneaux on saxophone, Gerald Melancon on drums, and Chet Blackstone on keyboards. Together, the musical aggregation puts down one big fantastic sound, fronted by Allan on his guitar. They play some classics by Clifton Chenier, such as "I'm a Hog for You, Baby," and a lot of original material from the pen of the bandleader. Singing in both English and French, Allan covers some territory with tunes such as "Les Chords de Tu Coeur," "Sleeping on the Floor," the obligatory "Alligator Walk," and "It's Not Fun to Get Old." Actually, the way Allan is playing at over 60, getting older does not seem too bad. In fact, it sounds real good.