Saturday, March 5, 2022

Allen Toussaint - The Bright Mississippi (2009) Nonesuch - New Orleans Jazz/Blues/R&B - + Booklet (FLAC)

 A Fabulous album from the New Orleans Legend that is Allen Toussaint Exploring the Many genre,s of the "Big easy"

                                                            Review Courtesy Of Hakase

                                                                          The Taster! 


                                                            Tracks & Line Up Below (FLAC)



                           


14 comments:

CanoMan said...

Thanks for this weekend review

Anghellic67$ said...

Great Review Thank you AMM

RMstorm said...

Thanks Hakase for the big easy review.

AMM said...

many thx Hakase for a brilliant review!

Carlos Uria said...

Thank you Hakase for the review!!

PeterH said...

This will make for a very beautiful part in my collection. Thanks for review, P.

renald said...

Thanks AMM nd Hakase for the excellent review of the Big Easy!!

pmac said...

Two antidotes about Mr. Toussaint.
My wife and I attended what was then unknown to anyone his final performance in New Orleans. It was an outdoor event, and he appeared, with Irma Thomas, on stage with the Funky Meters (same line-up as original Meters but with Brian Stoltz on guitar instead of Leo Nocentelli). Unbelievable night of music, when we were leaving, we were behind the stage waiting to cross the street and we saw Mr. Toussaint standing alone. I took the opportunity to walk over to him and let him know how much his music had meant to me. The man genuinely looked astonished, and shook my hand and thanked me profusely. He embodied class.
This album, and the last one issued by him (posthumously and called American Tunes) were both produced by Joe Henry. Henry is a musician in his own right (sort of in the vein of Americana) and is interestingly also the cousin of the pop star, Madonna. Henry first hooked up with Toussaint on an album that Henry produced called I Believe to My Soul, which features soul singers from the 60s, all working new songs. Its an amazing album which, in addition to Mr. Toussaint, also features Irma Thomas, Mavis Staples, William Bell and Billy Preston. Highly recommend it as well as the great album posted here.
Many thanks Hakase and AMM!

reb.jukebox said...

Many thanks Hakase and AMM for sharing this fine artist
Reb

richsoul said...

A great review of a great man. Looking forward to checking out the collection. Thanks AMM

Wicked Souldies (Gto Town) said...

Thanks for this review

Rush said...

Thanks for the review AMM and Hakase

pedro B said...

Thanks to Hakase for this Big easy And as pmac a very nice guy as well i stood right next to him as he was singing it was like he was singer to me it was a pity a lot of people di not turn out to see this man and the band special night along with Jon Cleary

Cheers for the memory's Pedro

ELtel said...

Thanks for sharing the review Hakase & MM.
cheers,ELtel