Dr. John - Desitively Bonnaroo (1974 ATCO)⭐
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Artist: Dr. John
Album: Desitively Bonnaroo
Label: ATCO Records
Released: 1974
Country: US
Genre: Rhythm & Blues, Bayou Funk, Funk
Audio codec: FLAC | lossless
Tracklist:
1. Quitters Never Win 3:14
2. Stealin' 3:29
3. What Comes Around (Goes Around) 3:10
4. Me-You=Loneliness 3:03
5. Mos' Scocious 2:45
6. (Everybody Wanna Get Rich) Rite Away 2:40
7. Let's Make A Better World 2:54
8. R U 4 Real 4:15
9. Sing Along Song 2:40
10.Cant Git Enuff 2:58
11.Go Tell The People 3:03
12.Desitively Bonnaroo 2:30
When you latch onto a hit formula, don't mess with it, and that is just what the doctor ordered with Desitively Bonnaroo. With installment number three of Dr. John's funky New Orleans-styled rock & roll, trying to strike gold again proved elusive. There wasn't the big hit single this time around to help boost sales, and the tunes were starting to sound a little too familiar. While not a carbon copy of his previous releases, Desitively Bonnaroo was a disappointment to his fans. Good as it was, it was the end of an era for Dr. John and his type of music
Album: Desitively Bonnaroo
Label: ATCO Records
Released: 1974
Country: US
Genre: Rhythm & Blues, Bayou Funk, Funk
Audio codec: FLAC | lossless
Tracklist:
1. Quitters Never Win 3:14
2. Stealin' 3:29
3. What Comes Around (Goes Around) 3:10
4. Me-You=Loneliness 3:03
5. Mos' Scocious 2:45
6. (Everybody Wanna Get Rich) Rite Away 2:40
7. Let's Make A Better World 2:54
8. R U 4 Real 4:15
9. Sing Along Song 2:40
10.Cant Git Enuff 2:58
11.Go Tell The People 3:03
12.Desitively Bonnaroo 2:30
When you latch onto a hit formula, don't mess with it, and that is just what the doctor ordered with Desitively Bonnaroo. With installment number three of Dr. John's funky New Orleans-styled rock & roll, trying to strike gold again proved elusive. There wasn't the big hit single this time around to help boost sales, and the tunes were starting to sound a little too familiar. While not a carbon copy of his previous releases, Desitively Bonnaroo was a disappointment to his fans. Good as it was, it was the end of an era for Dr. John and his type of music