1. Big Mamou
2. Pretty Little Dedon
3. Lonely Heart
4. Time Will Tell
5. Mamou Waltz
6. Hey, Garcon! - Link Davis, Jones, Willie
7. Falling for You
8. Gumbo Ya-Ya (Everybody Talks at Once) - Link Davis, Tyler, Jimmy
9. Crawfish Crawl - Link Davis, Arnaud, Beatrice
10. You're Little But You're Cute
11. Mama Say No - Link Davis, Edwards, Ruth
12. You Show Up Missing - Link Davis, Arnaud, Beatrice
13. Every Time I Pass Your Door
14. Cajun Love - Link Davis, Lynn, Martha
15. Kajalena - Link Davis, Glenn
16. Va T'Cacher (Go Hide Yourself) - Link Davis, Arnaud, Beatrice
17. Joe Turner - Link Davis, Traditional
18. Have You Heard the News - Link Davis, Brown, Roy
19. Grasshopper
20. Sixteen Chicks
21. Grasshopper Rock
22. Trucker from Tennessee
23. Don't Big Shot Me
24. Cockroach
25. Slippin' and Slidin' Sometimes
26. Bon-Ton-Ru-La (Let the Good Times Roll)
27. Rice & Gravy Blues
28. You Played Around
29. Rice & Gravy Boogie
30. San Antonio Blues
Album Description
2008 collection from the foremost Cajun fiddler of his generation. He not only excelled in the old timey tradition he was raised in, but was a hit artist in the Jazz influenced Western Swing field. He certainly prefigured what was to become Rockabilly, though his subjects were perhaps too regional and ethnic for a mainstream breakthrough into the nascent Rock 'N' Roll, Link Davis turned out some of the most rockin' sides in all Country Music! Hit after hit, and lucrative featured session work, followed, right through until his death. Here are no less then 30 of the craziest sides by this classic artist, blending R&B, Country, and the eerie edge of his own Cajun heritage into a unique and rockin' blend. Gumbo Ya Ya indeed! Rev-Ola.
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Gumbo Ya-Ya: The Best of 1948-58
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2008-07-15)
- Publisher: Rev-Ola
- Label: Rev-Ola
- Format: Import
- Studio: Rev-Ola
- Sales Rank in Music: #302036
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Gumbo Ya-Ya: The Best of 1948-58
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