"Remedies" is a critically acclaimed album by Dr. John, released in 1970. It is the third studio release under his "Night Tripper" persona and features a psychedelic and progressive take on his signature style of swampy, hazy New Orleans boogie-woogie rock. The album includes tracks like "Loop Garoo," "What Goes Around Comes Around," "Wash, Mama, Wash," "Chippy, Chippy," and "Mardi Gras Day," with the closing track "Angola Anthem" reflecting on his experiences in Louisiana's infamous state penitentiary. The album was produced by Tom Dowd and showcases Dr. John's peak creative expression Disque et pochette sont super