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Vor einem Tag · After her big duet moment with The Rolling Stones, the legendary Soul Queen of New Orleans Irma Thomas garnered a sizable crowd at the Festival Stage on Sunday. Thomas, wearing this years’ Jazz Fest dress, sounded amazing as she sang through her R&B classics, like “Love Don’t Change,” “Time is On My Side,” “It’s Raining” and ...
Vor einem Tag · The band’s two-hour, 18-song set featured a guest appearance by the Soul Queen of New Orleans Irma Thomas for “Time Is On My Side”, a song famously sung by Thomas but covered by The Stones ...
Vor einem Tag · Mick Jagger was speaking by phone from New Orleans. Two days earlier, on May 2, the Rolling Stones did “Time Is On My Side” with local soul queen Irma Thomas, whose 1964 recording of that classic inspired the British Invaders to cut their own rendition that same year, resulting in the Stones’ first Top 10 entry on the Billboard Hot 100.
Vor 4 Tagen · Louisiana Queen of Soul Irma Thomas and zydeco great D'wayne Dopsie, the son of zydeco legend Rockin' Dopsie. The 2024 New Orlean's Jazz Fest saw record breaking numbers with half a million people ...
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Vor 3 Tagen · I thought we might see Samantha Fish come out and show the guys who’s boss. But I also guessed Irma Thomas. Not because I remembered that she recorded “Time is On My Side” before the Stones did (honestly, I’d forgotten that), but because she’s the Queen of New Orleans soul and her royal lineage was fitting for the occasion. When he ...
Vor 3 Tagen · The 1970s were lost years for Irma Thomas in some respects. She was wholly out of the commercial mainstream and, sometimes, without a recording contract. Nor had she yet carved out her well-deserved niche as a torchbearer of the New Orleans vocal soul tradition. Instead, she was only able to grab
Vor 2 Tagen · Gino Vannelli – Brother to Brother (1978/2011) Thomas Heppell – Thomas Heppell (2023) Irma Thomas – Sweet Soul Queen Of New Orleans: The Irma Thomas Collection (1996) David Clayton-Thomas – David Clayton-Thomas (1972/2006) Scott Henderson – Well to the Bone (2002)
