sweet touch of love - allen toussaint Allen Toussaint (born January 14, 1938) is an American musician, songwriter and record producer. One of the most influential figures in New Orleans R&B, many of Toussaint's songs have become familiar through
01 - last train - 00:00 02 - worldwide - 03:02 03 - back in baby's arms - 05:44 04 - country john - 10:33 05 - basic lady - 15:19 06 - southern nights - 18:17 07 - you will not lose - 21:55 08 - what do you want the girl to do - 25:37 09 - when the
"Southern Nights" by Allen Toussaint, from the album Southern Nights (1975). Lyrics: Southern nights Have you ever felt a southern night? Free as a breeze Not to mention the trees Whistling tunes that you know and love so Southern nights Just as good
ALBUM : The Bright Mississippi
Mr. Toussaint pens a classic blues song that has since been covered countless times. He is backed up by a little studio band called The Meters. My first time uploading a vinyl recording, forgive me if it is noisy.
Allen Toussaint plays a few Professor Longhair licks on a British TV show from New Orleans mid 1980s
By special request Allen Toussaint sings Southern Nights in concert with James Dean Bradfield and John Grant. Songwriters' Circle September 30th 2011
Every once in awhile we get a guest in our studio that causes everybody in the building to put down their work and wander over to take a look. Allen Toussaint is one of those guests. The legendary New Orleans piano man/producer has been a guiding
From the album entitled "Motion" 1978
Etta James, Dr. John, Allen Toussaint Something's Got A Hold On ME WBBM Soundstage 81
Etta James, Dr. John and Allen Toussaint 1982 Chicago
Today was a sad day for Music. Allen Toussaint was laid to rest. In this video, a traditional New Orleans Brass Band lays down the sadness associated with loosing a loved one, with a slow, solemn march. Not long after,... The band jumps into joyous,
Documentary begins at 0:57. The remarkable Allen Toussaint. Anyone with a serious interest in music should be familiar with this great man's work. In order to keep the video available to view here I have had to remove some music due to copyright and
Super inspired version from the undisputed KING of New Orleans producers Allen Toussaint. One of the most appreciated song among the Golden Age Of Rap producers, the beat is still fresh and highly sampleable.
