Gulf Coast Blues

Trumpeter and vocalist De De Pierce (born Joseph De Lacroix Pierce) and pianist/vocalist Billie Pierce (born Wilhelmina Goodson) performed traditional jazz and ragtime music in New Orleans from the 1920s until their passing in the early 1970s. Although De De’s illness and eventual blindness sidelined their careers in the mid-1950s, the renewed interest in traditional jazz by the 1960s—and their joining the Preservation Hall Jazz Band—turned things around for them. This album, recorded in 1959, features a re-recording of one of De De’s earlier hit recordings, “The Peanut Vendor.”
Track Listing
101
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Eh La Bas | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 3:16 | |
102
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Gulf Coast Blues | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 3:10 | |
103
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Some of These Days | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 2:38 | |
104
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You Can Depend on Me | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 4:18 | |
105
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The Peanut Vendor | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 3:27 | |
106
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Jelly Roll | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 2:55 | |
107
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Mama Don't Allow | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 4:50 | |
108
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Nobody Knows You When You're Down Andout | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 3:16 | |
109
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Going Back to Florida | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 3:42 | |
110
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Panama | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 2:07 | |
111
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St. James Infirmary | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 2:59 | |
112
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John Henry | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 3:02 | |
113
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Get a Working Man | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 3:07 | |
114
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Panama Rag | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 2:22 | |
115
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In the Racket | Billie & DeDe Pierce | 3:12 |