City of dreams : : a collection of New Orleans music.
(Music CD)

Big Easy blues. Carnival time (Al Johnson) ; Sing it (Marcia Ball, Irma Thomas, Tracy Nelson) ; Drawers trouble (Chuck Carbo) ; Just because (Johnny Adams) ; Don't mess with my man (Irma Thomas) ; Check Mr. Popeye (Eddie Bo ) ; You talk too much (Joe Jones) ; Big shot (Marcia Ball) ; I bowed on my knees (Davell Crawford) ; Drink Jax beer (Ramsey McLean & the Survivors with Charmaine Neville) ; Go on fool (Ruth Brown) ; Dollar got the blues (Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown) --

Street beat. Feel like funkin' it up (ReBirth Brass Band) ; Sew, sew, sew (Monk Boudreaux and the Golden Eagles) ; Cuttin' out (Professor Longhair) ; Shoo-fly (Bo Dollis and Monk Boudreaux with ReBirth Brass Band) ; Royal flush (New Orleans Nightcrawlers) ; It ain't what you think (Dirty Dozen Brass Band) ; T. Chapman (All That) ; No it ain't my fault (Dejan's Olympia Brass Band) ; Golden crown (Bo Dollis and the Wild Magnolias) ; St. Louis blues (Chosen Few Brass Band) ; If my shoes hold out (Alvin "Red" Tyler) ; Just a little while to stay here (ReBirth Brass Band) --

Funky New Orleans. You can stay but the noise must go (Walter "Wolfman" Washington) ; Ain't no yachts in the ghetto (Theryl "Houseman" de'Clouet) ; Rough spots (George Porter Jr. of the Meters) ; Flow on (All That) ; A corn for crip (Ed Frank Quintet) ; Keeper of the crown (Bo Dollis & Willie Tee with Dr. John) ; Body and fender man (Johnny Adams) ; Gemini rising (New Orleans Saxophone Ensemble) ; Sweet touch of love (Irma Thomas) ; Here we go again (Solomon Burke) ; Funk yard (Walter "Wolfman" Washington") ; House that Jack built (Davell Crawford) --

Ivory emperors. Hard times (Eddie Bo) ; Classified (James Booker) ; Every day, every night (Professor Longhair) ; Spring can really hang you up the most (David Torkanowksy) ; Tee nah nah (Tuts Washington) ; On the Q-tee (Willie Tee) ; Gumbo piano (Davelle Crawford) ; All by myself (James Booker) ; My children (Art Neville) ; I don't know (Champion Jack Dupree) ; Go to the Mardi Gras (Professor Longhair) ; Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans (Tuts Washington).