Dr. John - I Walk on Guilded Splinters (Official Audio)

Walk through the fire, fly through the smoke. See my enemy at the end of De rope.

Snowfall brought me here

I cant seem to locate a Dr John piece that has the line "..everybody's the same, same, same, same, same, same. same.."

Haven't heard this in several decades!

Perfect album to play on Halloween. I love the 3D sound of the backup singer ladies.

American Gods brought me here

Umm... Johnny Jenkins with Skydog on the slide sho 'nuff KILLS this song, being a cover an all... RIP Mac 🙏🙏🙏

Feckin terrifying.

So who was Tit Alberta and how big were her tits? I've always wondered.

What do the backing singers say???

Priceless

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Happy Halloween

Other people have tried to cover it, but there was no-one could do it like the Night Tripper, Dr. J.

Sneaky…. Slinky…. Funky stuff right there my son !

I had this on cassette tape pmsl

Played at the Aragon in Chicago while CS&N and Joni Mitchell played their 1st concert at the Auditorium....gris gris& lassez les bon temps rouler!

A great and incrediibly unusual song that began a career that saw Dr. John become the greatest pianist I ever heard - Blues, Boogie Woogie, Jazz, Rock, and that great New Orleans sound. They loved him in his home town of N.O. What a send off they gave him at his funeral. RIP Mac

No Paul Weller, is he?

1968 had Dr.John Jimi Hendrix Santana you had to be there Magic in the air for real

Great stuff...even when done by Humble Pie.

What is this song about? Please explain.

this is the best version

Went on a Riverboat trip one night in NOLa...Rush week 1970. Dr. John was the featured music. A truly night tripping experience.

🙏

A classic blast from the past. Love the bass and conga combination.

Lived in southern Louisiana 1990-95, never wanted to leave it. Wished i was a bit older, would've made one of those coonass girls mine at the fais do-do 🙌🤠

Saw and met. Not seen and met. I am the grammar police. Smiles

Saw him live twice. First heard this song on an Underground station out of Oak Park Illinois. 1968

If I hear correctly it's bass, percussion, sax, vocals, and maybe bass drum. No guitar/piano/keyboards. Different percussion tracks in each channel (left and right).

Stoned at night listening to WNEW-FM late at night in the 70s = my entire adolescence

MISS U MAC!!!!

Aye aye
Ye doon yet?
Im goin up
On a fukin up escalator ❤
Aye.x

Hearing this for the first time. 2025. Thanks.

Very Cool Listening in 2025! I used to listen to this regularly on WABX Detroit in the early 70s❤

Well, now I know why Humble Pie covered this, GREAT SONG!!

Saw this tour.....still a vivid memory.......koko ro be sho....

Salute 🫡

A timeless masterpiece.

Apparently beck sampled this on mello gold .

Come together !

30 odd years ago used to listen to this on a tape whilst a huge group of us squatted a house getting wasted. Thanks to the lot from Leeds Mike, Jane and Derek whose tape it was..the Scottish fiddler Roddy, the two guys from Brighton, Reg who cut coins and his funny pal Charlie and a host of odd bods.....Life eh.

The Johnnie Jenkins' version is what we used as one of the foundations (breakbeats) for Hip Hop...a bit "funkier", BUT this earlier (original) version is SMOOVE!!!

Thank you for sharing! ^_^

Apparently this was playing constantly on the set of Performance

I had this Dr. John album and one other. Someone stole them at one of my parties. Damn it.

Headphones

Genius

I always assumed this is a Paul Weller song. I had no idea it was a cover.