ROCKOLLECTIONS: MARDI GRAS PT.2

[Mike Pell]

I'll close out the Mardi Gras, but will be staying in New Orleans for another show next week.
The opening song in this 2nd half may surprise you- a B-side of a single by a guy you surely know.
Then an authentic New Orleans Indian group doing a song for Mardi Gras (we talked about them in the 1st half), with the leader of the group, Bo Dellis, declaring himself a Big Chief.
That made me think of an Instrumental...and...well you know how my mind works, lol!
More notable and Pioneering New Orleans Musicians in this one.
Including what I consider the Musical First Family of the Big Easy.
Get your Costume, Mask and your Dancing Shoes- these are all Rockers here!

Here are the links to Some Good Old Good Ones, at Mike Pell Rockollections:

At Podomatic:

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/radiopell/episodes/2020-02-26T13...


At Spreaker:

https://www.spreaker.com/user/radiopell/02-new-orleans-2012-20


Mike

[Mike Pell]

Well they do surprisingly rock

But not enough for me to want them, lol!

[Jon]

Check outt She and Star Turtle. Both are basically rock albums by him.

If you don't, well then. I guess your collection just ain't complete.

[Mike Pell]

Jon,

Yeah, no more Mardi Gras but some New Orleans Greats in Rock & Roll.

I don't know, maybe Connick, I don't really consider him Rock.

Especially compared to Fats, Little Richard, Lloyd Price, Lee Dorsey, even Louis Prima, LOL!

I got a Connick Christmas CD this year- it was sadly awful!

I expected more, I LIKE the guy.

Thanks for the listen,

Mike

[Jon]

Huh? You hope to be back next week?

And no Harry Connick Jr. Got two rock albums from him, you know.