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Ernie K-Doe | The Best Of Ernie K-Doe
Anyone else hungry for Jazzfest? Here's an appetizer, an album that just went live this week by the late, legendary Ernie K-Doe. Ernie K-Doe started his singing career in his church choir and went on to sing with such spiritual groups as the Golden Choir Jubilees of New Orleans and the Divine Traveler. K-Doe recorded such hits as "A Certain Girl", "T'ain't It the Truth", "Come On Home", "Later for Tomorrow", and by far, his biggest recording was "Mother-in-Law", which sold millions. K-Doe used his fame and fortune to become a raging (then recovering) alcoholic, opening Ernie K-Doe's Mother-in-Law Lounge in NOLA and performing regularly there until his death in 2001.
Anyone else hungry for Jazzfest? Here's an appetizer, an album that just went live this week by the late, legendary Ernie K-Doe. Ernie K-Doe started his singing career in his church choir and went on to sing with such spiritual groups as the Golden Choir Jubilees of New Orleans and the Divine Traveler. K-Doe recorded such hits as "A Certain Girl", "T'ain't It the Truth", "Come On Home", "Later for Tomorrow", and by far, his biggest recording was "Mother-in-Law", which sold millions. K-Doe used his fame and fortune to become a raging (then recovering) alcoholic, opening Ernie K-Doe's Mother-in-Law Lounge in NOLA and performing regularly there until his death in 2001.
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