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1992 studio album by Maria Muldaur From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Louisiana Love Call is a 1992 studio album by Maria Muldaur. The album was her debut for Black Top Records and was recorded at Ultrasonic Studio in New Orleans. A homage to Crescent City soul, the album featured a host of New Orleans musicians including David Torkanowsky, Cranston Clements, Herman Ernest and Dr. John. The title track features a duet with Aaron Neville.

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AllMusicStarStarStarHalf star[1]
Entertainment WeeklyB[2]
Rolling StoneStarStarStarHalf star[3]
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Released1992
RecordedUltrasonic Studio, New Orleans
Length53:11
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Louisiana Love Call
Studio album by
Maria Muldaur
Released1992
RecordedUltrasonic Studio, New Orleans
GenreLouisiana blues
Length53:11
LabelBlack Top Records
ProducerHammond Scott
Maria Muldaur chronology
Transblucency
(1986)
Louisiana Love Call
(1992)
Meet Me at Midnite
(1994)
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The album received a number of positive reviews. Rolling Stone declared it as "the best recording of [her] career".[4] Louisiana Love Call was remastered and re-released by Shout Factory in 2005.

Track listing

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No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Second Line"Jon Cleary4:18
2."Best of Me"Marty Grebb4:33
3."Louisiana Love Call"Marty Grebb5:11
4."Cajun Moon"J. J. Cale4:55
5."Creole Eyes"Richard Vito4:15
6."Blues Wave"Nick Daniels3:25
7."Dem Dat Know"Bobby Charles; Marty Grebb5:18
8."So Many Rivers to Cross"Daniel Moore; Jodi Siegel3:58
9."Don't You Feel My Leg (Don't You Get Me High)"Louisa "Blue Lu" Barker; Danny Barker; Ken Harrison4:05
10."Layin Right Here in Heaven"Leon Russell4:40
11."Without a Friend Like You"Ronnie Earl; Darrell Nulisch; Hubert Sumlin3:41
12."Southern Music"Russell Smith4:52
Total length:53:11
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