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| 1. Ya Ya - Lee Dorsey | |||
| 2. Clap Your Hands - Wallace Johnson | |||
| 3. Always Accused - Willie Tee | |||
| 4. Need You - Prince La La | |||
| 5. You Better Check - Eddie Bo | |||
| 6. Talk That Talk - Dr. John/Ronnie Barron | |||
| 7. World Of Dreams - Tami Lynn | |||
| 8. Gonna Get You Yet - The Tick Tocks | |||
| 9. Peace Of Mind - Wallace Johnson | |||
| 10. Two Weeks Three Days - Joan Duvall | |||
| 11. The Fix (One Naughty Flat) - Dr. John | |||
| 12. Try Me - Barbara George | |||
| 13. Make Her Your Wife - Pistol | |||
| 14. It Was You - Willie Tee | |||
| 15. Wyld - AFO Executives | |||
| 16. Let Me Know - Robbie Lee | |||
| 17. Better Be Cool - Alvin Robinson | |||
| 18. I've Never Been In Love - Alvin Robinson | |||
| 19. Light My Fire - Tami Lynn | |||
| 20. We Got Love - Alvin Robinson | |||
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Funky Ya Ya From The Vaults, 13 April 2006
By soulcargo "soulcargo" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Gumbo Stew Vol.2 (Audio CD)
This collection, along with the 1st Gumbo Stew disc, unearths some vintage Crescent City R&B / Soul from the AFO archives. The real treasures here are the unreleased track from the mystical Prince La La and The AFO Executives theme "WYLD" (which was named for New Orleans'legendary black AM radio station. Every cut here is wonderful(Even if you're sick of Ya Ya - it sounds great in context on the disc). The bulk is early - mid 60s, but the Tami Lynn / Alvin "Shine" Robinson stuff is from late 60's Los Angeles sessions with Dr. John and is "smokin'". Even Tami Lynn's cover of "Light My Fire" has a sultry seductiveness (she is such an underrated singer). For fans of N.O. funk, this and the first volume are highly recommended
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