song written famous professor song widely covered professor version recorded atlantic records released album song considered new_orleans music standard added national recording registry cultural significance subject unknown new_orleans music venue named song bears background pianist known professor prominent new_orleans musician played music combined blues singing characterized recording career began new_orleans got hair group credited hungarians year later blues got hair broke national hit recorded regarded signature song details melody derived champion jack blues rolling_stone described song style track new_orleans standard according inducted nonsense syllables stepping left hand rhythm symbol staple new_orleans music described learning song rite passage subject song unknown speculated subjects place person recorded cover song time selection commented mystery follows thought better knowing adds power laugh cry song original release hit new_orleans successful rest united_states professor version john version considered classic non hot songs critical response song included received grammy hall fame award song song listed songs rock roll hall fame song listed songs great songs time artists stories secrets rock song index important songs announcement song said song signature musical ideas personality inspired influenced new_orleans smith john according new_orleans rhythm sparkling package selected recorded versions song widely covered professor recorded john debut album let talk professor version professor version recorded new_orleans november professor blues scholars according professor discography performers included vocals piano tenor saxophone bass drums saxophone credits bassist released single released included albums including different takes albums include version doctors professors popular culture version bones season episode man episode set new_orleans november season finale series new_orleans aftermath hurricane katrina song twice
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