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The Spirit Remains, Coco Robicheaux Street Art Tribute, Chatres Street, Bywater, New Orleans, June 26, 2014
Images copyright 1994-2014 by Louis Maistros. For more unusual New Orleans photography, please visit http://louismaistros.com
Coco Robiecheaux Tribute Issue of Entrepot Magazine Now Available w/ Contributions by John Sinclair and Louis Maistros
Friends, Some of you had expressed interest in this, so i am giving you the official heads up. The issue of Entrepot Litarary Magazine that features my tribute piece to Coco is now out and available. The issue also includes … Continue reading
The Blues Revolution Will Not Be Televised, Louie’s Juke Joint, Lower Decatur Street, New Orleans, May 1, 2000
“The Blues Revolution Will Not Be Televised,” May 1st, 2000. Louie’s Juke Joint, formerly at 1128 Decatur Street, French Quarter, New Orleans, Louisiana. Poster design and drawing of Blind Willie McTell by Louis Maistros, printing by Gary Rouzan. Signed by … Continue reading
Posted in Art & Culture of New Orleans, Blues, every day things, Local music, memory lane, new orleans
Tagged coco robicheaux, Decatur Street, frank schaap, french quarter, jeremy lyons, john fohl, kenny holladay, little freddie king, louie's juke joint, new orleans, opal fly, scully elly's voodoo joint
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Second Line for Coco Robicheaux, Part Three, Frenchmen Street to Washington Square Park, New Orleans, 12-12-2011
More to come, please check back… Louie http://louismaistros.com
Second Line for Coco Robicheaux, Part Two, Frenchmen Street to Washington Square Park, New Orleans, 12-12-2011
More to come, please check back… Louie http://louismaistros.com
Street Party for Coco Robicheaux (The Second Line That Wasn’t), Marie’s Bar, Burgundy Street, New Orleans, December 3, 2011
Normally this blog is all about pictures — only one at a time and very few words attached if any — but last night’s strange attempt at a second line in Coco’s honor was so charming in its drunk-ass good-natured … Continue reading
Coco Robicheaux on his wedding day, Rosie’s, New Orleans, May 12, 2001
Photo by Ric Francis for the New Orleans Times-Picayune. That’s me and Elly standing behind Coco. It was a great night, a great celebration. I’m really going to miss him. Farewell, old friend. See you in the Spiritland.
Posted in Art & Culture of New Orleans, Blues, Local music, new orleans
Tagged coco robicheaux, new orleans, photography
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