After you've gone (Hugh Laurie with Dr. John)

Performed by Hugh Laurie & Dr. John : It's from the album " Let Them Talk ", recorded by Hugh Laurie after signing to Warner Bros Records in 2010 and produced by Joe Henry, in Los Angeles and New Orleans. The album is a celebration of New Orleans blues.

** TrackList :
1. Saint James Infirmary
2. You Don't Know My Mind
3. Six Cold Feet
4. Buddy Bolden Blue's
5. Battle Of Jericho
6. After You've Gone
7. Swanee River
8. The Whale Has Swallowed Me
9. John Henry
10.Police Dog Blues
11.Tipitana
12.Winin' Boy Blues
13.They're Red Hot
14.Baby, PLease Make A Change
15.Let Them Talk
16. Ain't Necessarily So (Bonus Track)
17.Lowdown Dirty And Blue (Bonus Track)
18.Guess I'm A Fool (Bonus Track)

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Enjoy!!!

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• After
• you've
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• Hugh
• Laurie
• Let
• Them
• Talk
• Blues
• Classics
• New
• Orleans
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• Band
• From
• TV

[pantano207]

What I don't understand is what Hugh is actually doing in this track... isn't that just Dr. John on the piano and a clarinet?

[yammoun0808]

@pantano207 Actually, it's Hugh who's playing on piano and Dr. John is singing..

[notraep]

after recording this, Hugh laurie wept - Dr John is one of his idols and he got to accompany him - cant blame him, big fan myself

[TheAdelaidehall]

The African Americans Turner Layton (music) & Henry Creamer (lyrics) wrote this wonderful song soon after they formed a double-act in 1917. I have just contributed a biography of Mr Layton for the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. It will be published in the not-too-distant future. It is a great song. Mr Laurie does it proud and another memorable version is Judy Garland's in the 1942 'vaudeville' movie For Me & My Gal.

[brightsales1205]

Magnificent!! Not only Dr. John's mellow southern drawl, but Hugh's piano fit like a hand fits a glove. Also, whoever was on that horn during the interludes ought to be proud!!

[dogkelp]

@blacksupra001

Agreed. I've noticed that, on the whole, British listeners tend to appreciate American music as an art form more than the majority of Americans. This is coming from an American who appreciates it and tries to return the favor, as I wish more of us would, beyond simply listening to whatever foreign stuff, British or otherwise, radio and the puny world music sections at most stores feed us. That's what YouTube's great for!

[glassharper]

I can't believe I lost the DVR recording I made of this PBS show -- time shifting -- but my disk was nearly full and some thouroughly inconsequential nighttime talk show I recorded erased it to get room! Hopefully it will be rebroadcasted many times in the future. I've got to admit, I never paid attention to H.L. until I discovered he loves (and can PLAY) New Orleans blues and jazz.

[medwardkelly]

@MsMoneySterling It's Mac Rebennack singing on this.

[blacksupra001]

@VondranAndre he's like Richard Hammond he's a closet American XD

[VondranAndre]

Hugh Laurie, aren´t you a Britton? Please get over your Yankee character!

[sweetnpeachy1]

Thanks for posting! Does it get any better than this?? LOVE it!!

[znmstr2012]

Just received the cd. All I can say is it is worth the waite. Look forward to part 2 and a new cd from Band From TV.