Legendary New Orleans radio WWOZ chose “Sousafunk Ave” as one of the Top New Orleans CDs for the decade. Albums selected are listed alphabetically by first name below.
Group – Year – Label – CD Title
Aaron Neville – 2003 – Verve – Nature Boy
Bobby Lounge – 2005 – self – I Remember The Night Your Trailer Burned Down
Chris Thomas King – 2006 – 21 Century Blues – Rise
Cubanismo – 2000 – Hannibal – Mardi Gras Mambo
Deacon John – 2003 – VCC – Jump Blues
Dirty Dozen – 2002 – RopeADope – Medicated magic
Dr John – 2004 – EMI – N’awlins Dis Dat or D’udda
Dr John – 2001 – Blue Note – Creole Moon
Eddie Bo – 2001 – self – We Came To Party
George Porter – 2000 – self – Funk n’ Go Nuts
Irma Thomas – 2006 – Rounder – After The Rain
Jeremy Lyons – 2001 – self – Deltabilly Boys
John Boutte – 2003 – Bose – Jambalaya
John Rankin – 2002 – STR – Guitar Gumbo
Jon Cleary – 2004 – Basin St – Pin Your Spin
Jonathan Batiste – 2005 – self – Times in New Orleans
Kermit Ruffins – 2002 – Basin St – Big Easy
Kirk Joseph – 2005 – self – Sousafunk Ave
Leigh Harris – 2001 – self – Polychrome Junction
Leroy Jones – 2002 – self – Back To My Roots
Los Po-Boy-Citos – 2009 – self – New Orleans Latin Soul
Luther Kent – 2009 – VCC – Bobby Bland Songbook
Mark Braud – 2002 – self – Shake It and Break it
Matt Lemmler – 2001 – self – Portraits of Wonder
Matt Perrine – 2007 – self – Sunflower City
Neville Bros – 2004 – self – Walkin in the Shadow of Life
New Orleans Nightcrawlers – 2009 – Threadheads – Slither Slice
Nicholas Payton – 2001 – Verve – Dear Louis
Panorama Jazz Band – 2003 – self – A Hot Night in February
Papa Grows Funk – 2001 – self – Doin’ It
Sansone, Krown & Fohl – 2004 – self – Sansone, Krown & Fohl
Snooks Eaglin – 2002 – Money Pit – The Way It Is
Tim Laughlin – 2003 – self – Isle of Orleans
Tom McDermott – 2001 – STR – The Crave
Tricia Boutte – 2007 – Herman – Oh Mahalia
Troy Andrews – 2005 – self – The End of the Beginning
Vavavoom – 2006 – self – Melomania
Zigaboo – 2000 – self – Zigaboo.com
– Tom Morgan, wwoz.org