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300 Songs for 300 Years: R&B standouts

February 28, 2018 by: Jeff Hannusch

In this month’s installment of essential New Orleans songs, we look at some of the cornerstones of New Orleans R&B. Each of these songs made an impression nationally and left a permanent mark on New Orleans music—and “Mother-in-Law” was of course the most important song aside from “Star Spangled Banner”; Ernie K-Doe said so himself.

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