A remastered, expanded edition of the soul-stirring 2005 benefit album Our New Orleans is available on vinyl from Nonesuch Records. The expanded edition includes five previously unreleased tracks as well as the original performances by Allen Toussaint, Dr. John, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Irma Thomas, Wild Magnolias, Buckwheat Zydeco, Randy Newman, and others. The album has thus far raised $1.5 million Habitat for Humanity’s post-Katrina rebuilding effort. "Rife with stirring performances," says the Washington Post, "Our New Orleans has the soul of the city." Still images courtesy of Habitat for Humanity New Orleans (http://www.habitat-nola.org/​)

Dr. John performs "Walking by the River," from the remastered, expanded edition of the soul-stirring 2005 benefit album Our New Orleans. Performed in a NYC studio by Dr. John, piano, vocals; Hugh McCracken, guitar; David Barard, bass; Herman Ernest III, drums; Charlie Miller, trumpet; Ronald Cuber, baritone sax. Still images courtesy of Habitat for Humanity New Orleans (http://www.habitat-nola.org/).

Dr. John and musicians from his Nonesuch debut album, Locked Down, including its producer, Dan Auerbach, marked the album's release with a series of shows at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM). Here, Dr. John and the band perform the album track "Ice Age," filmed live at BAM by Reid Long.

The video for Dr. John's "Revolution," off the New Orleans legend's 2012 Nonesuch debut album Locked Down, was shot at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, during Dr. John's three-weekend residency, by director Reid Long.

Watch a trippy teaser video for "Revolution" from Dr. John's upcoming album, Locked Down, produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys.

Take a look inside the studio as Dr. John and producer Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys laid down the title track of Dr. John's 2012 album, Locked Down, in Auerbach's Nashville studio.