david sanborn had a show in the early 80's-had stevie ray vaughan on for one of the last tv appearances before he died...is it just me or did sanborn play in a different key during the bridges?? or am i not hip enough to get that?
@HSECMAN The whole band shifts down a key when they play the bridge (modulation) It's not necessarily wrong, but it does sound kind of weird. I think they're going from D to C
david sanborn had a show in the early 80's-had stevie ray vaughan on for one of the last tv appearances before he died...is it just me or did sanborn play in a different key during the first bridge??
awww summmmm. I can't wait for tomorrow. It's Mardi Gras time around here baby. The Good Doctor. I like the way he sings it in this performance.. He sings it a little different everytime he does it.
That is Jeff Healey, He was an amazing guitarist. Born in Canada, lost his sight at one year old, played guitar on his lap like a slide guitar but without the slide! Just used his fingers coming over the top. Very unique and very great. Check out the his Band. They had hits in the late eighties and he played with lots of the greatest musicians around.
@DaisySprout That is Jeff Healy, He was an amazing bluesman. Born in Canada, lost his sight at one year old, played guitar on his lap like a slide guitar but without the slide! Just used his fingers coming over the top. Very unique and very great. Check out the Jeff Healy Band. They had hits in the late eighties and he played with lots of the greatest musicians around.
I think they are all pretty fuckin ripped but it still sounds good. Does anyone know, is that Michael Utely on the prostrate Fender....and who is that kat on sax? He's fuckin' good!
I've heard sax played WELL in N'awlins...this guy is just playing in the wrong style as is some of the guitar.....Big Easy music is a rollicking, rolling thang...listten to the Dr.
@joe1989joe1989 - It does mean that, but the song has much deeper meaning. This is a song of war. Giacommo (Jock-A-Mo) is the devil. Jock-A-Mo Fe-Na-Ney is like "devil stay away, or something like that.
Had the extreme pleasure of seeing Dr. John and his entourage at Cervante's in Denver and is was the trippiest show ever!! Get stoned and go see him if you can, you won't be dissapointed, wild and wicked!! And a big hurrah to Nawlin's, a city that never sleeps;-)
thanks for posting ...Iko-iko.. can somebody post some of the songs off Dr. john cd..."Dr. john plays mac rebennack"/1981. ? saw him live last night at yoshi's,Oakland w/ modeliste and band. great set.
Yea, the Doc's New Orleans thru to the marrow. Not heard him with these guys before. I've seen the blind guy before at least once and also in a movie (is that jeff healey?) He was onstage in a bar, boogi-ing up a storm behind a wall of chicken wire. Can't hear him here tho', out of the mix, and the other guy's duelling with him.
Slide, that's Jeff Healey (RIP), he was in that awful Patrick Swayze movie "Roadhouse". The "other guy" dueling with him is Hiram Bullock, with Marcus Miller on bass and of course David Sanborn on sax. Not sure who the drummer is.
O k, thanx. Saw "Roadhouse" so long ago I don't remember how good or bad it was, just a Music Movie and as for JH, well you remember someone who plays like that. Fretting, lap-style....dunno how he does it. Re. kll - Mardi Gras,...Yeah,yorite. The Krews spend All Year getting their themes and outfits together, 130 of them. And that's a Whole Lotta Carnivals for 10 days! And the girls don't mind 'flashing' (it IS just a flash) I didn't even know the National Media picked up on it.
James "Sugarboy" Crawford originally recorded it, but the song has been a part of New Orleans folk culture for almost two hundred years, parts of it coming from Ghana, Africa with the slaves.
I have a pretty complete history of Iko in the description of my video of people at this year's Mardi Gras Indian celebration trying to sing the song. It's pretty funny.
Swinguera de New Orleans -- DR JOHN esse é o cara! ---Night Music com David Sanborn, que saudades desse programa!! Marcus Miller (bass), Hiram Bullock (guitar), David Sanborn (sax), Don Alias (Percussion) e Omar Hakim (Drums), que banda!!
Holy Crap! Just realized that Jeff Healy is in this. See what I mean? Fusing two styles, people who otherwise might never have played together. Boy, Jeff must have been right on the cusp of greatness when this came out.
I remember Night Music. I was only 18 and I still knew I was seeing something that couldn't last. It was a forerunner to CBC's "Fuse". In each case, the idea was to invite guests onto the show and let them play their way, then put them in a different musical situation - a-typical backup, different tunes, that sort of thing.
One of the hosts disappeared in the second year and it wasn't the same anymore. Loved this show. they should do it again. This, btw, introduced me to Dr. John.
That announcer sounds like he knows nothing about Mardi Gras. I like the song "Iko Iko" but this wasn't my favorite version. Mardi Gras in New Orleans isn't anything like the more traditional Mardi Gras in Acadiana(Cajun country.) New Orleans Mardi Gras is just a drunken, boob flashing fest. To experience a real Mardi Gras go to some of the little towns in Southwestern LA, such as:Eunice and Basile.
kll, you're way off base. 90% of Mardi Gras is very family-oriented, families masking and picnicking together on the parade routes. Yeah, there is drunken boob-flashing in the French Quarter, but that's a small part of it, and unfortunately, that's the part the national media focuses on. Mardi Gras in N.O. is just as "real" as MG in Eunice and Mamou--it's just different. Just because YOU don't get into it doesn't make it "not real".
Just noticed the late, great Jeff Healey on guitar in this session. I saw Healey play with Dr. John in Toronto- sometime in the late 1980s I think- and it was great.
I know people gave you minus marks for your comment but I think they thought you were being stupid. At about 38 seconds there is a certain sound and then a chuckle from the crowd... ...you never know. If he did then that boy can keep one hell of a straight face...
Damn skippy he's a Doctor. And he made a House Call!
BLACKREDTAILANGEL 2 months ago in playlist Saint james infirmary
Good Stuff. The Doctor is in......
permagrin02 5 months ago
I think the modulation is awesome, makes it a little different
our ears are so used to bubble gum music, anything different sounds weird :P
magneto44 5 months ago
david sanborn had a show in the early 80's-had stevie ray vaughan on for one of the last tv appearances before he died...is it just me or did sanborn play in a different key during the bridges?? or am i not hip enough to get that?
HSECMAN 6 months ago
@HSECMAN The whole band shifts down a key when they play the bridge (modulation) It's not necessarily wrong, but it does sound kind of weird. I think they're going from D to C
KingNast 5 months ago
david sanborn had a show in the early 80's-had stevie ray vaughan on for one of the last tv appearances before he died...is it just me or did sanborn play in a different key during the first bridge??
HSECMAN 6 months ago
@ebronston: drummer is Omar Hakim
aeropilot 7 months ago
dr john the night tripper...woooo hooooo
methesponge 8 months ago
Yaay for VHS!!
jbswisher 8 months ago
Pretty sure it's David Sanborn. agreed---he's fantastic.
auntgaga 9 months ago
@auntgaga
he's a reprehensible smooth jazz hack, but he did put sun ra on network tv
jdector53 7 months ago
Those drums LOL too much reverb and very electro sounding can you say 1983??
GrisGrisOnUrDoorStep 10 months ago
@GrisGrisOnUrDoorStep lol those were my first thoughts too when it kicked off. So 80's sounding.
ABevs1 10 months ago
TV studios never know how to mix bands.
"Turn up the guitar solo"
"Which one?"
"Doesn't matter"
InsertDeepLyrics 10 months ago
awww summmmm. I can't wait for tomorrow. It's Mardi Gras time around here baby. The Good Doctor. I like the way he sings it in this performance.. He sings it a little different everytime he does it.
lotsip 10 months ago
Holy shit! Jeff Healy! RIP
Thunderfingers999 11 months ago
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That is Jeff Healey, He was an amazing guitarist. Born in Canada, lost his sight at one year old, played guitar on his lap like a slide guitar but without the slide! Just used his fingers coming over the top. Very unique and very great. Check out the his Band. They had hits in the late eighties and he played with lots of the greatest musicians around.
captainpatrick1 11 months ago
@DaisySprout That is Jeff Healy, He was an amazing bluesman. Born in Canada, lost his sight at one year old, played guitar on his lap like a slide guitar but without the slide! Just used his fingers coming over the top. Very unique and very great. Check out the Jeff Healy Band. They had hits in the late eighties and he played with lots of the greatest musicians around.
captainpatrick1 11 months ago
I think they are all pretty fuckin ripped but it still sounds good. Does anyone know, is that Michael Utely on the prostrate Fender....and who is that kat on sax? He's fuckin' good!
mestucker 1 year ago
congrats to dr john for being inducted into the rock hall
TheHolyHandgrenade3 1 year ago 3
@TheHolyHandgrenade3 Far too late! Alice, too!
Thunderfingers999 11 months ago
Dr. John is New Orleans!
Stevorific1 1 year ago
He's a Doctor!
fbiller1 1 year ago
@fbiller1 A medical doctor? What speciality if any?
Jakob1951 11 months ago
This is worth watching this version if only for the intro. Love it! Of course the good Dr. is playing that piano into the ground, as usual.
MyMoppet52 1 year ago
the sax should be an accordian
clint1663 1 year ago
I've heard sax played WELL in N'awlins...this guy is just playing in the wrong style as is some of the guitar.....Big Easy music is a rollicking, rolling thang...listten to the Dr.
akarkop 1 year ago
The Doc never dies
joe1989joe1989 1 year ago
what does iko iko mean?
wammybarsolo21 1 year ago 2
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joe1989joe1989 1 year ago
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joe1989joe1989 1 year ago
@wammybarsolo21 iko iko means ''i go, i go''
joe1989joe1989 1 year ago
@joe1989joe1989 - It does mean that, but the song has much deeper meaning. This is a song of war. Giacommo (Jock-A-Mo) is the devil. Jock-A-Mo Fe-Na-Ney is like "devil stay away, or something like that.
frederickus 1 year ago
@wammybarsolo21 Listen to the beginning of this video...very closely, and THE DOCTOR will explain
lovinstufflive 1 year ago
lol i absolutely hate sax in songs like this... it just sounds so out of place.
LTmattYT 1 year ago
Great
mkonjhg1 1 year ago
awesome guy, hope he is still alive, the stuff he has taken! brought us some great songs
liberalnut 1 year ago
so gangster
BrianMalone89 1 year ago
Had the extreme pleasure of seeing Dr. John and his entourage at Cervante's in Denver and is was the trippiest show ever!! Get stoned and go see him if you can, you won't be dissapointed, wild and wicked!! And a big hurrah to Nawlin's, a city that never sleeps;-)
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To quote a line from my favorite movie "Get Crazy", Who said a white boy can't sing the blues?
Bogframe 1 year ago
To quote a line from my favorite movie "Get Crazy", Who said a white boy can't sing the blues?
Bogframe 1 year ago
thanks for posting ...Iko-iko.. can somebody post some of the songs off Dr. john cd..."Dr. john plays mac rebennack"/1981. ? saw him live last night at yoshi's,Oakland w/ modeliste and band. great set.
chet2020 1 year ago
Yea, the Doc's New Orleans thru to the marrow. Not heard him with these guys before. I've seen the blind guy before at least once and also in a movie (is that jeff healey?) He was onstage in a bar, boogi-ing up a storm behind a wall of chicken wire. Can't hear him here tho', out of the mix, and the other guy's duelling with him.
slideharp1 1 year ago
Slide, that's Jeff Healey (RIP), he was in that awful Patrick Swayze movie "Roadhouse". The "other guy" dueling with him is Hiram Bullock, with Marcus Miller on bass and of course David Sanborn on sax. Not sure who the drummer is.
ebronston 1 year ago
O k, thanx. Saw "Roadhouse" so long ago I don't remember how good or bad it was, just a Music Movie and as for JH, well you remember someone who plays like that. Fretting, lap-style....dunno how he does it. Re. kll - Mardi Gras,...Yeah,yorite. The Krews spend All Year getting their themes and outfits together, 130 of them. And that's a Whole Lotta Carnivals for 10 days! And the girls don't mind 'flashing' (it IS just a flash) I didn't even know the National Media picked up on it.
slideharp1 1 year ago
This is a great version of Iko Iko. Dr John does it like it was meant to be done.....raw
arlingtonguy54 2 years ago 2
Anyone know who is on the six string?
Kmarxist 2 years ago
R.I.P. Jeff Healey!
daviedmx38 2 years ago
The black guitarist with the smoking solo is Hiram Bullock.
ebronston 1 year ago
I haven't seen anyone do this song better... It seems the Doc is one with this song.
MySupaFli 2 years ago
if it ain't a new orleans artist , it's a cover and thats all there is.
the dead may be good but they ain't new orleans. sorry folks. xx
turbogrammy 2 years ago 2
He is a new orleans artist...Big Time
rodrigus5 2 years ago
Born and raised.
mooreentstudios 2 years ago
Thats such a cool intro
jennaofthecuckooclan 2 years ago
I didn't think some of the Dead versoins could be topped but this is realy good
northwest90s 2 years ago
Check out the Dead version live in Egypt.
KLOOBA 2 years ago
What a great TV show this was...
PtolemyJones 2 years ago
jeff healey and dr john are two cool cats
volcom1551 2 years ago 2
mardi gras hurricane katrina this cat is the heart and soul of the bayou and more
leli4u 2 years ago
Jeff Healey, RIP
Kamzik2006 2 years ago
Of course hes a real doctor! Dont get no more real...so Y'all just go on and do what the doctor says y'hear???
clamdraggin 2 years ago 36
@clamdraggin He is cure by his music :)
MoonSet14 6 months ago
what? hirum died?
augfive 2 years ago
check out the mardi gras indians here on youtube
OldOrleans7W 2 years ago
sanborn needs to play saxophone like a human
ziggysk8z 2 years ago
Iko Iko is not that traditional.
It was written by James Crawford Jr.
billaverbach 2 years ago
James "Sugarboy" Crawford originally recorded it, but the song has been a part of New Orleans folk culture for almost two hundred years, parts of it coming from Ghana, Africa with the slaves.
I have a pretty complete history of Iko in the description of my video of people at this year's Mardi Gras Indian celebration trying to sing the song. It's pretty funny.
ACityOfFriends 2 years ago 4
I love the battling guitar solos from Jeff Healey and Hiram Bullock. What a great show this was I'd forgotten all about it -thanks kbelna!
mudcatGS86 2 years ago 3
this is so fucking boss.. BIG UPS TO THIS
msuperboy 2 years ago 20
R.I.P hiram bullock and jeff healy
DString20 2 years ago 2
dr. john is such a genuis! saw him at the house of blues in nola, he's amazing live!
reportothedancefloor 2 years ago 5
im a pianist and always love dr john and new orleans piano style... great video!!!!! glad it was to be found
bobbystarrdust 3 years ago
Swinguera de New Orleans -- DR JOHN esse é o cara! ---Night Music com David Sanborn, que saudades desse programa!! Marcus Miller (bass), Hiram Bullock (guitar), David Sanborn (sax), Don Alias (Percussion) e Omar Hakim (Drums), que banda!!
Gushotspot 3 years ago
sounds better with just piano
cunningham91 3 years ago
Looks almost effortless, it just flows outa this dude.
Dig the bangin' bass line too.
I LOVE THIS!!
ZenOfTube 3 years ago
i dont care who you are . . . that white boy is FUNKY. . .amen
to marty. . .that's david sanborn on sax
keyeword 3 years ago
awesome, who's the sax player?
marty6161 3 years ago
this is a great song by a the great dr. john
acidinurmind 3 years ago 2
fantastic dr.john :)
hektoram 3 years ago
Holy Crap! Just realized that Jeff Healy is in this. See what I mean? Fusing two styles, people who otherwise might never have played together. Boy, Jeff must have been right on the cusp of greatness when this came out.
3ltempo 3 years ago
Jeff, one of the best damn guitarists this world has ever seen with the King of Cool himself, Dr. John?!? Cool!
SwampDaddy7 3 years ago
I remember Night Music. I was only 18 and I still knew I was seeing something that couldn't last. It was a forerunner to CBC's "Fuse". In each case, the idea was to invite guests onto the show and let them play their way, then put them in a different musical situation - a-typical backup, different tunes, that sort of thing.
One of the hosts disappeared in the second year and it wasn't the same anymore. Loved this show. they should do it again. This, btw, introduced me to Dr. John.
3ltempo 3 years ago
alchy. love em though
CottonwoodInstitute 3 years ago
I do believe they gave the guitar players some. *S*
randalbyrd 3 years ago
wonderful accent :D
aglija 3 years ago
gris verb rebinack
ePhilosopher 3 years ago
rebennack?
CottonwoodInstitute 3 years ago
That announcer sounds like he knows nothing about Mardi Gras. I like the song "Iko Iko" but this wasn't my favorite version. Mardi Gras in New Orleans isn't anything like the more traditional Mardi Gras in Acadiana(Cajun country.) New Orleans Mardi Gras is just a drunken, boob flashing fest. To experience a real Mardi Gras go to some of the little towns in Southwestern LA, such as:Eunice and Basile.
kll510 3 years ago
that announcer is David Sanborn, one of the baddest sax players to ever play
shinigami285 3 years ago
@shinigami285
turbo fucking false on that one
jdector53 7 months ago
kll510 - "That announcer?"
Even if you didn't recognize David Sanborn, he was obviously doing a little skit with Dr. John.
Maybe you should broaden your horizens and get a clue. Time to get out of Eunice.....she won't mind (*_~)
logansGT 3 years ago
kll, you're way off base. 90% of Mardi Gras is very family-oriented, families masking and picnicking together on the parade routes. Yeah, there is drunken boob-flashing in the French Quarter, but that's a small part of it, and unfortunately, that's the part the national media focuses on. Mardi Gras in N.O. is just as "real" as MG in Eunice and Mamou--it's just different. Just because YOU don't get into it doesn't make it "not real".
ebronston 1 year ago
Marcus on bass - always a pleasure to watch and hear!
mognor 3 years ago
I love how the host goes and picks up the sax and starts dancing really white lol
but whatever, Dr. John is awesome
srvhendrixfan1 3 years ago
what year is this video?
fivethreeone 3 years ago
The 'Night Music'-show ran from 1988 to 1989 and always featured excellent music and musicians. It was too damn good to last
Omtomramoa 3 years ago
when was this
KizzMoii 3 years ago
Hiram and Healey...tough to top
ABCBLUES1 3 years ago
That host is the whitest dude ever, haha.
andmataren 3 years ago
I absolutely love Dr. John. He's a magnificent musician. And also...dat mutha fucka funny!
Burnsomatic 3 years ago
does nyone have the link to the live at montreux version?
jesuswuzahippy 3 years ago
Is that Dave Sanborn on sax?
Naturalmind7591 3 years ago
AAAAEEE!we jus luv dat dr..He cures whatever got you down....
allikatzpop 3 years ago
Is that Marcus Miller on bass?
raggedy 3 years ago
Just noticed the late, great Jeff Healey on guitar in this session. I saw Healey play with Dr. John in Toronto- sometime in the late 1980s I think- and it was great.
lcasse 3 years ago
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Did Dr. John just fart?
relimes 3 years ago
I know people gave you minus marks for your comment but I think they thought you were being stupid. At about 38 seconds there is a certain sound and then a chuckle from the crowd... ...you never know. If he did then that boy can keep one hell of a straight face...
MrJungle123 3 years ago
What a band! I just saw the Dr. at the Greek Theatre in L.A. opening for ZZ Top. It was a great show.
douglegacy 3 years ago
That's a strange combination!!! New Orleans blues music opening for rock 'n' roll. But no matter.
maddermofo 3 years ago
great version
maddermofo 4 years ago
wow great performance, i used to watch sanborn's show - - max that's the mojo, thanks
drummer032855 4 years ago
Dr. John was hip, hot, and hairy before it was cool.Thanks for the post kbelna
bocephus510 4 years ago 2