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Dr. John – Dr. John: The Montreux Years (2-LP Vinyl) gmc_high_margin the Fish's yippie-hippie philosophy wasMac Rebennack carried the spirit of New Orleans to the Swiss Alps every time he took the Montreux stage, translating the swampy gris gris of the Crescent City into a setting that introduced him to audiences far beyond his Gulf Coast roots. His deep reverence for Professor Longhair and the New Orleans piano tradition wasn't just influence, it was inheritance, passed down through years playing sessions and clubs before he ever stepped into the spotlight