Compact disc

Throughout his six-decade-long career, Dr. John embodied a near-mythic multitude of musical identities: Global Ambassador of New Orleans funk, jazz, and R&B, visionary bluesman, rock n' roll innovator, and a massively revered high priest of psychedelic voodoo. His final studio album adds another dimension to his musicality: a lifelong affinity for country and western. It's a glorious farewell from one of the most essential figures in music history

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Program notes by Ken Ehrlich and lyrics inserted in container

Produced by Dr. John and Shane Theriot

Dr. John, vocals, piano, keyboards ; with additional musicians

Recorded at Esplanade Studios and Music Shed Studios, New Orleans, LA

Funny how time slips away -- Ramblin' man -- Gimme that old time religion (featuring Willie Nelson) -- I walk on guilded splinters (featuring Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real) -- I'm so lonesome I could cry -- End of the line (featuring Aaron Neville) -- Holy water -- Sleeping dogs best left alone -- Give myself a good talkin' to -- Guess things happen that way