Artist	Song
The Meters	Chicken Strut (Single Version)
from Struttin' (2005)
The Meters	Big Chief
from Kickback (2005)
The Meters	Come Together
from Kickback (2005)
The Meters	Stop That Train
from New Directions (2005)
The Meters	Yeah You're Right
from Look-Ka Py Py (2005)
The Meters	Here Comes the Meter Man
from The Meters (2005)
The Meters	Birds
from Cabbage Alley (2005)
The Meters	Sing a Simple Song
from The Meters (2005)
The Meters	Talkin' 'bout New Orleans
from Fire On the Bayou (2005)
The Meters	Thinking
from Look-Ka Py Py (2005)
The Meters	Out In the Country
from Fire On the Bayou (2005)
The Meters	I'm Gone
from New Directions (2005)
The Meters	You've Got to Change (You've Got to Reform)
from Cabbage Alley (2005)
The Meters	Do the Dirt
from Cabbage Alley (2005)
The Meters	Live Wire
from Funkify Your Life: The Meters Anthology (2005)

Comment:

The Meters made their name with a molten mixture of funky grooves and Mardi Gras moves, but their succulent sound fits in all across the musical menu. Art Neville’s urgent organ jabs and Leo Nocentelli’s serpentine guitar licks transform Sly & The Family Stone’s “Sing a Simple Song” so completely that you’d swear the tune emerged straight from the minds of the Meters. The fearless foursome even finds a way to make Neil Young’s bittersweet ballad “Birds” their own, slowing down and sweetening up without losing a bit of their bite. They can kick into a Kingston rhythm, too, putting a little swamp in their skank on Bob Marley's "Stop That Train."

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