Dr. John
Dr. John

Dr. John

USABlues, Blues Rock
1,036,029 monthly listeners
  • 238.5K followers
  • 27.2K subscribers
  • 24.1K followers
  • 2K followers
  • 32.2K fans

Dr. John's Top Spotify Songs

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Right Place Wrong Time
145.2K streams
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Down in New Orleans
88.3K streams
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Such a Night
43.1K streams
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Will The Circle Be Unbroken - Live
34K streams
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Six Strings Down
26.6K streams
145.2K
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88.3K
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Down in New Orleans

Dr. John
43.1K
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34K
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Will The Circle Be Unbroken - Live

Warren Haynes, Susan Tedeschi, Devon Allman, Robert Randolph, Jimmy Hall, Sam Moore, Keb' Mo', Brantley Gilbert, Dr. John, Pat Monahan, John Hiatt, Taj Mahal, Gregg Allman, Widespread Panic, Trace Adkins, Vince Gill, Martina McBride, Eric Church, Jackson Browne, Zac Brown, The Allman Brothers Band
26.6K
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Six Strings Down

Jimmie Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt, Robert Cray, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Dr. John, Art Neville
18.3K
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13.7K
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12.1K
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Mama Roux

Dr. John
9.1K
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Dr. John's YouTube Videos

803.6K
Views
Dr. John -  Revolution [Official Video]
Youtube
803.6K views
May 09, 2012
222.3K
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Dr. John - Locked Down [Teaser]
Youtube
222.3K views
Mar 21, 2012
120.7K
Views
Dr. John - Ice Age (Live) [Official Video]
Youtube
120.7K views
Jan 01, 2013

Events4 Events

Sep
06-08
Petefest
United States
USA
, LouisvilleN/A N/A
Past
Jan
18-21
30A Songwriters Festival
United States
USA
, Santa Rosa BeachN/A N/A
Past
Apr-May
28-07
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
United States
USA
, New OrleansN/A N/A
Past
Apr-May
22-01
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
United States
USA
, New OrleansN/A N/A
Past

Dr. John's Past Events4 Events

  • Petefest festival

    GRLwood, Dr. John, Rebirth Brass Band, Bendigo Fletcher, Marbin, Vessel, Joan Shelley, The Local Honeys, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades, The Tillers, Luthi, Between The Lines, Mojoflo, RESTLESS LEG STRING BAND, Bridge 19, Zach Longoria Project, Madison Lewis
    USA, Louisville
    Small
  • 30A Songwriters Festival festival

    The Bangles, Gregory Alan Isakov, Brandi Carlile, Jackson Browne, Steve Earle, The War and Treaty, Suzanne Vega, Grace Potter, John Prine, Emmylou Harris, Jason Isbell, Indigo Girls, Ann Wilson, Dr. John, Lucinda Williams, Amanda Shires, Graham Nash, Ryan Griffin, The Secret Sisters, Hayes Carll, Patty Griffin, Clare Dunn, Suzy Bogguss, Shawn Mullins, Chely Wright, Bob Schneider, Radney Foster, Amythyst Kiah, Robyn Hitchcock, Drivin N Cryin, Griffin House, David Ryan Harris, Liz Longley, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Charlie Mars, Robby Hecht, John Fullbright, Kim Richey, Steve Poltz, Livingston Taylor, The Mulligan Brothers, Mary Bragg, Emerson Hart, Jeffrey Steele, Corey Crowder, Amy LaVere, The Sisterhood Band, Chris Stamey, LOGAN BRILL, Lauren Morrow, Farewell Angelina, Felix Cavaliere, Sarah Allison Turner, Adron, Tommy Womack, Willie Sugarcapps, Allen Shamblin
    USA, Santa Rosa Beach
    Big
  • New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival festival

    Maroon 5, Pitbull, Snoop Dogg, Usher, Meghan Trainor, Lorde, Stevie Wonder, Earth, Wind & Fire, Kings of Leon, Nas, Darius Rucker, Leon Bridges, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Jon Batiste, Elle King, George Benson, Dave Matthews Band, Corinne Bailey Rae, The Roots, Alabama Shakes, Patti LaBelle, Lake Street Dive, Mary Mary, Wilco, The Revivalists, Amos Lee, Buddy Guy, Blues Traveler, Erica Campbell, Big Freedia, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Aaron Neville, Herb Alpert, Boney James, The Mavericks, Dr. John, Rhiannon Giddens, Margo Price, Maze, Jonny Lang, Tower Of Power, Irma Thomas, Widespread Panic, Trombone Shorty, Dawes, Johnnyswim, Boyfriend, William Bell, The Lone Bellow, Lisa Fischer, Richard Smallwood, Trey Anastasio, Frankie Beverly, Galactic, Tab Benoit, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Tim Reynolds, Anders Osborne, Rebirth Brass Band, The Soul Rebels, Sonny Landreth, Lani Hall, Kermit Ruffins, Dumpstaphunk, Kenny Barron, Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Jon Cleary, Big Sam's Funky Nation, Ellis Marsalis, Ivan Neville, Walter "Wolfman" Washington, John Boutté, Davell Crawford, JC Maillard, Cuba Kid
    USA, New Orleans
    Huge
  • New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival festival

    Snoop Dogg, J. Cole, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Flo Rida, Pearl Jam, Stevie Wonder, Nick Jonas, Ms. Lauryn Hill, CeCe Winans, Neil Young, Van Morrison, Paul Simon, Janelle Monáe, Jon Batiste, Steely Dan, Julio Iglesias, Maxwell, Beck, Alpha Blondy, The Isley Brothers, Brandi Carlile, Brothers Osborne, Gary Clark Jr., Herbie Hancock, Gregory Porter, Bonnie Raitt, Michael McDonald, Boz Scaggs, The Revivalists, Grace Potter, Buddy Guy, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings, My Morning Jacket, Mystikal, Big Freedia, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Aaron Neville, Snarky Puppy, Chris Botti, Dr. John, Rhiannon Giddens, Maze, Taj Mahal, Jonny Lang, Better Than Ezra, Irma Thomas, Elvin Bishop, Wayne Shorter, Trombone Shorty, Mavis Staples, Arlo Guthrie, The Lone Bellow, Arturo Sandoval, Punch Brothers, Frankie Beverly, Galactic, Tab Benoit, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Terence Blanchard, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Friends, Anders Osborne, Rebirth Brass Band, The Soul Rebels, Kermit Ruffins, Dumpstaphunk, Elvis Costello & The Imposters, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, John Hammond, Jon Cleary, Art Neville, Ellis Marsalis, Ivan Neville, Davell Crawford
    USA, New Orleans
    Huge

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Dr. John's Beatport Songs

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Jet Set (Original Mix)
Released on Mar 23, 2018
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Jet Set (Instrumental)
Released on Mar 23, 2018
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Disco-Therapy (Original Mix)
Released on Jan 01, 1979
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Bon Temps Rouler (Original Mix)
Released on Jan 01, 1979
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Fonky Side (Original Mix)
Released on Jan 01, 1979

Disco-Therapy (Original Mix)

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Bon Temps Rouler (Original Mix)

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Fonky Side (Original Mix)

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I Thought I Heard New Orleans Say (Original Mix)

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Keep That Music Simple (Original Mix)

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Louisiana Lullabye (Original Mix)

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Tango Palace (Original Mix)

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More about Dr. John

Overview of Blues Rock musician Dr. John

American musician Dr. John, a native of New Orleans, is renowned for his contributions to the Blues and Blues Rock genres. He has been a significant player in the music business for many years thanks to his soulful manner and distinctive voice.

Dr. John is a self-taught pianist whose music is improvisational and spontaneous. He is known as a pioneer of the Blues Rock genre for his ability to combine other musical genres, such jazz and funk, with the Blues. In his work, standard Blues instruments like the guitar and harmonica are frequently mixed with less conventional ones like the congas and saxophone.

The depth of Dr. John's music's emotions is just as notable as its avant-garde sound. His music has a way of reaching people on a profound, intimate level and his lyrics speak to the hardships and victories of ordinary life. Dr. John is considered a true industry icon since his impact on the Blues and Blues Rock genres can still be heard in the music of contemporary musicians.

What are the most popular songs for Blues Rock musician Dr. John?

The greatest songs by Dr. John, a renowned Blues and Blues Rock musician from New Orleans, United States, have become incredibly popular throughout time. One of his most well-known songs, "Right Place Wrong Time," is renowned for its peppy rhythm and memorable lyrics. The timeless song "Such a Night" is another example of Dr. John's ability to blend Blues, Rock, and Jazz styles.

While "Iko Iko" combines classic New Orleans rhythms with contemporary Blues and Rock influences, "(Everybody Wanna Get Rich) Rite Away" is a groovy, soulful song that displays Dr. John's distinctive singing style. Dr. John's talent at evoking a gloomy, dismal atmosphere through his music is on full display in the haunting, spooky composition "I Walk on Guilded Splinters."

Other well-known songs by Dr. John include "Revolution," a politically motivated song with a strong message, "Getaway," a funky, energetic piece with a catchy chorus, and "Creole Moon," a soulful ballad with a hint of Cajun influence. With its catchy beat and memorable lyrics, "Big Chief" is another timeless song that has come to be identified with Dr. John's music.

Overall, Dr. John's music exhibits his enormous aptitude and ingenuity as a musician and is a distinctive fusion of Blues, Rock, Jazz, and traditional New Orleans rhythms. His songs have evolved into timeless masterpieces that never cease to uplift and amuse listeners around.

What are the latest songs and music albums for Blues Rock musician Dr. John?

The legendary New Orleans blues and blues rock guitarist Dr. John has recently put out some amazing music. "Dr. John: The Montreux Years (Live) (2023)," his most recent album, is a collection of live performances from the Montreux Jazz Festival. Some of his most well-known songs from the album are sung with the fervor and zeal that can only come from a live performance.

Dr. John has recently released numerous singles in addition to his most recent album. The live performances of "Stack-a-Lee (Live at Casino Montreux 1986) (2023)" and "End Of The Line [Feat. Aaron Neville] (2022)" and "Gimme That Old Time Religion [Feat. Willie Nelson] (2022)" highlight his remarkable live performance skills. The melancholy song "Sleeping Dogs Best Left Alone (2022)" exemplifies Dr. John's prowess as a storyteller through music.

Overall, Dr. John keeps producing excellent music that displays his distinct style and talent. His most recent album and songs serve as evidence of his enduring reputation as one of blues and blues rock music's most important artists of all time. Dr. John's most recent albums shouldn't be missed whether you've been a fan of his music for a long time or are just discovering it.

Which are the most important music performances and festival appearances for Blues Rock musician Dr. John?

At the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Dr. John's appearances were always eagerly anticipated. Being a native of New Orleans, he brought a special fusion of blues, jazz, and funk to the stage. He sang his hit song "Right Place, Wrong Time" to a packed crowd in 2011 in an amazing performance. The event served as the ideal platform for Dr. John to display his skills and passion for his city.

Dr. John showcased his musical diversity at the 30A Songwriters Festival by playing stripped-down renditions of his tunes. He mixed old blues and jazz songs with some of his own hits, like "Iko Iko" and "Such a Night." The festival's intimate atmosphere made it possible for the audience to fully appreciate Dr. John's musical prowess and fan-connection abilities.

Dr. John made another unforgettable festival appearance at Petefest. He performed a dynamic show that featured his distinctive fusion of blues and rock. Dr. John's performance at the festival perfectly captured the event's atmosphere of community and music appreciation. It was a memorable evening as the crowd sang and danced to his music.

Overall, Dr. John's appearances at these festivals served as a platform for his distinctive aesthetic and musical prowess. Infusing each performance with a spirit of fun and camaraderie, he made an enduring impression on his audience. New generations of musicians and music enthusiasts are still being inspired by his legacy.

Which are the most important collaborations with other musicians for Blues Rock musician Dr. John?

The New Orleans-born Blues and Blues Rock guitarist Dr. John has worked with a variety of musicians over the course of his career. In addition to "Such a Night" with The Band, "Iko Iko" with Chris Barber, and "Merry Christmas, Baby" with Christina Aguilera are a few of his well-known musical partnerships.

Rickie Lee Jones and Dr. John worked together on the song "Makin' Whoopee!" The two singers nicely compliment each other's voices in this jazzy duet song. Dr. John's gruff and bluesy voice and Jones' soft and soulful voice complement each other beautifully. In this collaboration, Dr. John demonstrates his versatility as a musician by deftly fusing Jones' and his own styles to produce a stunning composition.

The song "I Just Wanna Make Love To You" that Etta James and others collaborated on was another noteworthy project. James' strong vocals are complemented by Dr. John's piano and horn arrangements, creating a soulful and bluesy version of the iconic song. The synergy between the two performers is evident in this tune, and Dr. John's piano work gives the song an additional dimension of richness and depth.

In conclusion, Dr. John's associations with other artists have been crucial to his professional development. He has been able to demonstrate his musical flexibility through these partnerships and produce some timeless songs as a result.

What do people also ask about Blues Rock musician Dr. John?


Why do they call him Dr. John?

Rebennack created the Dr. John character for his friend Ronnie Barron when he was a young man, basing it on the story of a Senegalese prince and spiritual healer who immigrated to New Orleans from Haiti. He integrated elements of New Orleans voodoo into the persona because he was fascinated by it. He consequently earned the moniker "Dr. John."


What is Dr. John known for?

In addition to being a six-time Grammy Award winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, the famous Dr. John is regarded as an American cultural icon who personifies the musical tradition of New Orleans.


Did Dr. John have any children?

He was married twice and told the New York Times he had “a lot” of children.


When did Dr. John get sober?

Dr. John got sober in 1989.


Is Dr. John still alive?

Dr. John passed away on June 6, 2019 in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States.


How old is Dr. John?

77 years (1941–2019)


Is Dr teeth supposed to be Dr. John?

Starting with Dr. Teeth, who Jim Henson modelled on New Orleans musician Dr. John, nearly every member of the band either resembles or draws inspiration from actual performers.


What nationality is Dr. John?

American


Did Dr. John go to jail?

He served two years in a program for addicts at a federal penitentiary in Fort Worth, Texas.