Miyas Azcan
Was this the first song in rock 'n roll history where you could actually hear the bass drum thumpin'? Frank Guida sure knew how to record a song that sounds like it was made at a party!
Gary US Bonds - New Orleans free for downloading
- Artist: Gary US Bonds
- Song: New Orleans
- Music Genre: Rock
- Length: 02:54
- Filesize: 6.8MB
- Kbps: 320Kbps
- Date: 2020-05-13
- Who Added: maddison
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Comments
Luis Lizardi
pure rock n roll, great voice and great song
horrorjunkie92
What a great song from Gary US Bonds out Norfolk Virginia. One of his best.
DIFALIT
I love this song and I don't even live in America I live in poland
Clayton Parker
This song always reminds me of when I was in jr. high. Went to a party at someone's house on a hot summer night. Only about 8 or maybe 10 people were invited. But the word got out and the party got crashed by what must have ended up being somewhere between 50 and 75 and I swear half of them were sailors. This record was playing on the "hi-fi" at full blast, over and over and over, the entire place was pulsing. People were crowded into the home like shoulder-to-shoulder, the walls were literally sweating, people dancing and drinking and singing and everyone echoing the call-and-response lyrics at the top of their lungs. I said a-hey-a-hey-a-hey-yeah! When you're a 14 yr old kid in 1960 you don't soon (or ever, in my case) forget a scene like that.
tety nirta
Blew me away when I was 14, at school in my native Scotland. Still does.
Joey Leffel
The good 'ol days....Love this song!! We used to dance to it all the time at the Friday teen dances at the VFW. (Yes, back then they had dances for the kids)...... good times!
Francis3164
Played this til I wore out the record.
ChoccyXbun yum yum
Put this song on at any party, and in 30 seconds every woman in the room will be shaking it and tossing their hair!
humlet0203
That sax riff though....
neilx49
Primitive, raucous, low-fidelity but REVOLUTIONARY!!! Gotta love the Norfolk Sound :-) :-) The vocals were recorded in the bathroom, no joke :-)
ESAUL VAZQUEZIN
This was referred to as the Norfolk sound.
Recorded in a studio located in the basement of a record store in Norfolk, VA owned by Frank Guida, who also produced it.
FirstUsedBooks
One of the best "radio friendly" records ever recorded where drum sound is concerned. Absolute thunder.
Okita Dai Shouri
The best FEEL GOOD SONG ever!!!