Artist	Song
The Meters	Cissy Strut
from The Meters (2005)
The Meters	Fire On the Bayou
from Fire On the Bayou (2005)
The Meters	Sophisticated Cissy
from The Meters (2005)
The Meters	Hey Pocky A-way (Single Version)
from Rhino Hi-Five: The Meters - EP (2005)
The Meters	Look-Ka Py Py
from Funkify Your Life: The Meters Anthology (2005)
The Meters	Funkify Your Life
from Funkify Your Life: The Meters Anthology (2005)
The Meters	Mardi Gras Mambo
from Fire On the Bayou (2005)
The Meters	People Say
from Rejuvenation (2005)
The Meters	They All Ask'd for You
from Fire On the Bayou (2005)
The Meters	Ride Your Pony
from Funkify Your Life: The Meters Anthology (2005)
The Meters	Gettin' Funkier All the Time
from Cabbage Alley (2005)
The Meters	Africa
from Rejuvenation (2005)
The Meters	Trick Bag
from Funkify Your Life: The Meters Anthology (2005)
The Meters	Meters Strut
from Struttin' (2005)
The Meters	Honky Tonk Woman
from Trick Bag (2005)
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:

Being the funkiest band ever to come out of New Orleans is no small feat, but there’s never been another band quite like the Meters. Everybody knows the band’s killer keyboard man, Art Neville, as the driving force behind another Crescent City institution, the Neville Brothers, but his three Metermates have left equally funky footprints on the music world. Guitar demon Leo Nocentelli, bass ace George Porter, Jr., and drum daredevil Ziggy Modeliste are all spoken of in awed whispers wherever savvy musicians gather. The Meters are imitated so often, they should get royalties just for opening up their eyes in the morning, and they’ve been bringing the funk from the bayou to you since the ’60s (with the occasional hiatus). If you want to do the “Mardi Gras Mambo,” you’ve got to get in step with the fatback funk these four men throw down, and there’s no better way to do that than with our own guide to the Meters’ mightiest moves.

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