Artist	Song
Louis Armstrong	Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans?
from Louis Armstrong: Complete RCA Victor Recordings (2001)
Sidney Bechet	When The Saints Go Marching In
from The Best Of Sidney Bechet (1994)
Aaron Neville	Tell It Like It Is
from Tell It Like It Is - The Par Lo Years (2008)
Dr. John	Iko Iko
from Mos' Scocious: The Dr. John Anthology (2005)
The Meters	Fire On the Bayou
from Fire On the Bayou (2005)
Shirley & Lee	Let the Good Times Roll
from Aladdin '52-'59:Let the Good Times Roll (2005)
Zachary Richard	Mardi Gras Mambo
from Mardi Gras Mambo (1989)
Rockin' Sidney	My Toot Toot
from My Toot Toot (1991)
Fats Domino	Walking to New Orleans
from The Fats Domino Jukebox: 20 Greatest Hits (2002)
Harry Connick, Jr.	Jambalaya (On the Bayou)
from Oh, My Nola (2007)
Professor Longhair	Tipitina
from New Orleans Piano (2004)
Preservation Hall Jazz Band	Bourbon Street Parade
from Songs of New Orleans (2007)
Jelly Roll Morton	New Orleans Blues
from The Library of Congress Recordings: Jelly Roll Morton - Winin' Boy Blues, Vol. 4 (1993)
Henry Butler	Some Iko
from Homeland (2004)
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band	Down By the Riverside
from Funeral for a Friend (2004)
Kermit Ruffins	Drop Me Off In New Orleans
from 1533 St. Philip Street (2001)
Ernie K-Doe	Mother In Law - Original
from Ernie K-Doe Selected Hits (2006)
BeauSoleil	Zydeco Gris Gris
from Bayou Boogie (2003)
Wynton Marsalis	Bourbon Street Parade
from Standard Time, Vol. 2: Intimacy Calling (1991)
Buckwheat Zydeco	Hot Tamale Baby
from Classics: Buckwheat Zydeco (2003)
Galactic	I Got It ( What You Need)
from From the Corner to the Block (2007)
Lee Dorsey	Ya Ya
from Silly Songs (2002)
The Neville Brothers	Yellow Moon
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Neville Brothers (2004)
The Wild Tchoupitoulas	Meet the Boys on the Battlefront
from The Wild Tchoupitoulas (1991)
Irma Thomas	It's Raining
from Soul Queen of New Orleans (2008)
Allen Toussaint	Soul Sister
from The Complete Warner Recordings (2005)
New Birth Brass Band	Old Time Religion
from New Birth Family (2005)
Better Than Ezra	King of New Orleans
from Better Than Ezra: Greatest Hits (2005)
Master P	Make Em Say Uhh #2
from Da Last Don (2005)
Frankie Ford	Sea Cruise
from The 15 Greatest Hits On Ace Records (2008)
Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews & Orleans Avenue	Orleans & Claiborne
from Orleans & Claiborne (2005)
Bobby Charles	See You Later, Alligator
from The Chess Blues-Rock Songbook (1997)
Pete Fountain	When the Saints Go Marching In
from Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans? (1996)
The Subdudes	All the Time In the World
from Live At Last (1990)
Lloyd Price	Lawdy Miss Clawdy
from Lloyd Price Greatest Hits: The Original ABC-Paramount Recordings (1994)
Marcia Ball	That's Enough of That Stuff
from Hot Tomale Baby (1985)
Jon Cleary	Got to Be More Careful
from Pin Your Spin (2004)
Willie Tee	Teasin' You
from Teasin' You (2006)
Earl King	No City Like New Orleans
from Hard River to Cross (2006)
Little Freddie King	Sad Sad News
from Messin' Around Tha House (2008)
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band	Dippermouth Blues
from Louis Armstrong and King Oliver (2006)
Terence Blanchard	Flow, Part I
from Flow (2005)
Big Sam's Funky Nation	Peace, Love & Understanding
from Peace, Love & Understanding (2008)
Al Hirt & Marty Paich	The Birth of the Blues
from Honey In the Horn / Our Man In New Orleans (1990)
Barbara George	I Know (You Don't Love Me No More) [Re-recorded Version]
from A Box Full of Love, Vol. 2 (Re-recorded Version) (2007)
C.J. Chenier	Zydeco Mardi Gras
from Step It Up! (2001)
Eddie Bo	Check Mr. Popeye, Pt. 1
from Check Mr. Popeye (1990)
James Booker	Classified
from Classified (1992)
Clarence "Frogman" Henry	Ain't Got No Home
from Ain't Got No Home - The Best Of Clarence "Frogman" Henry (1994)
Boozoo Chavis and The Magic Sounds	Deacon John
from Zydeco Live! (1989)
Johnny Adams	Reconsider Me
from Johnny Adams' You Can Depend On Me - EP (2006)
Bo Dollis and The Wild Magnolias	Bon Ton Roulet
from I'm Back...At Carnival Time! (1990)
Walter "Wolfman" Washington	Tailspin
from Wolf at the Door (1991)
Rebirth Brass Band	When the Saints Go Marching In
from Super Jazz! Best of New Orleans! (2008)
Champion Jack Dupree	When I'm Drinkin'
from Back Home in New Orleans (1990)
The Iguanas	Para Donde Vas - the Iguanas
from Raise the Roof - a Retrospective: Live from the Barns At Wolf Trap (2004)
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown	Going Back to Louisiana
from Back to Bogalusa (2001)
Jimmy C. Newman	Diggy Liggy Lo
from Mardi Gras - Vintage Cajun Songs (2009)
George Lewis	Ice Cream
from The Roots of Jazz (2006)
Nicholas Payton	I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues
from Gumbo Nouveau (1996)
Hot 8 Brass Band	Ray Nagin
from Live At Jazz Fest 2007 (2007)
Los Hombres Calientes	Foforo Fo Firl
from Los Hombres Calientes, Vol. 3: New Congo Square (2001)
Bobby Marchan	There's Something On Your Mind
from The New Orleans Hit Story, 1950-1970 (Disc 1) (2006)
The Radiators	Confidential
from Zig-Zaggin' Through Ghostland (1989)
Beau Jocque and The Zydeco Hi-Rollers	Mardi Gras Blues
from Pick Up On This! (1994)
Marva Wright	Bluesiana Mama
from Bluesiana Mama (2007)
Al Johnson	Carnival Time
from Carnival Time - The Best of Ric Records, Vol. 1 (1988)
Shannon McNally	Now That I Know
from Jukebox Sparrows (2002)
The Magnolia Sisters	La Fleur de la Jeunesse
from Rounder Heritage: Cajun Music - The Essential Collection (2002)
The Wild Magnolias	Party
from Life Is a Carnival (1999)
Earl Turbinton & Willie Tee	Neferdoris
from Brothers for Life (2003)
Big Al Carson	Take Your Drunken Ass Home
from Take Your Drunken Ass Home (2008)
Lil Wayne	Go DJ
from Tha Carter (2004)
Willis Prudhomme and The Zydeco Express	Bernadette
from Zydeco Live! (1989)
Jean Knight	Mr. Big Stuff
from Mr. Big Stuff (2006)

Comment:

When Louis Armstrong sang “Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans,” he wasn’t just getting nostalgic about his hometown; he had his stomping grounds’ mighty musical riches in mind, and strolling through the stunning work of the city’s sons and daughters, it’s easy to understand Satchmo’s sentiments. After all, how can you even begin to truly appreciate the impact of the place that gave the world everything from the sassy R&B strut of Lee Dorsey’s Allen Toussaint-penned smash “Ya Ya” to Fats Domino’s steady-rolling, piano-pumping classic “Walking to New Orleans”? Well, you can start by soaking up the saucy sonic gumbo we’ve cooked up for you right here, in our salute to the most magical sounds ever to come out of the Crescent City.

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