My father's latest compilation

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Guaranteed to make you cry.

He sends copies to his friends (which should answer the copyright issue). You can be his friend by sending resources to send resources to musicians, AIDS_HIV groups, or Houma Indians.

1. Fats Domino: Walking to New Orleans
2. Champion Jack Dupree: Hometown New Orleans
3. Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, from the soundtrack of "New Orleans"(1947): Way Down Yonder in New Orleans
4.Memphis Minnie and Tennessee Slim: New Orleans Stop Time
5. Al Wynn's Gutbucket Five (1926): That Creole Band
6. King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band (1923): Canal Street Blues
7. Sam Morgan (1927):Bogalusa Strut
8. Louis Armstorng, Billie Holiday, from the soundtrack of "New Orleans (1947): Farewell to Storyville
9. Louis Dumaine's Jazzola Eight: Franklin Street Blues
10. Bunk Johnson (1942): New Iberia Blues (New Orleans Revival)
11. Randy Newman (1974): Louisiana 1927 (a little history)
12. Ida Cox, Lovie Austins's Blues Serenaders (1923-24): I've got the Blues for Rampart Street
13. New Orleans Wanderers (1926): Perdido Street Blues
14. Kid Thomas' Algerian Stompers (1960's): Algiers Waltz
15. Muggys Spanier's Ragtime Band (1939):Relaxin' at the Touro (local mental hospital)
16. Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers (1930): Ponchartrain Blues
17. Jelly Roll Morton (1923): New Olreans Joys
18. New Orleans Rhythm Kings (1923): Milneberg Joys
19: Piron's New Orleans Orchestra (1924): New Orleans Wiggle
20: C J Chenier and the Red Hot Louisiana Band (1994):Jambalaya (On the Bayou).
21. Steve Riley and the Grand Mamou Playboys (1999): La Danse de Mardi Gras
22. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band (2000): Li'L Liza Jane
23. The Tragically Hip (1989: they're Canadian): New Orleans is Sinking
24. Billy Holiday, from the soundtrack of "New Orleans:" Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans?