,Home sickness brought me back, that and the fact that I'd never been in New Orleans in October.
Free performance and lecture by Bruce "Sunpie" Barnes at Jazz State Park in the country-located right in the French Quarter.
Tom McDermott and James Singleton on on base at The Three Muses.
Tom McDermott
Friends at Bullet's on my first night in town.
Phil Wiggins on harmonica at the State Park in Dutch Alley.
Cafe au lait and beignets at Cafe du Monde.
Bruce Barnes, musician, historian park ranger, lead of Sunpie and the Louisiana Sunspots, a local treasure.
Uncle Lionel, New Orleans poster boy and drummer in Treme Brass Band at Candlelight Lounge.
Robert Celerier on sax, sitting in with Treme Brass Band on Wednesday night in the Treme.
Uncle Lionell with pretty lady.
Sunpie dropped in that night.
The Blind Boys of Alabama at Wednesday free concerts in Lafiette Square.
Uncle and Robert on Wednesday night at the Candlelight.
Walter 'Wolfman' Jackson on stage in Lafayette Square and yes, he did play with his teeth.
Crowd looking into the Spotted Cat on Frenchman St.
Meschiya Lake at The Spotted Cat.
The great piano player Joe Krown accompanying Walter Wolfman Jackson in Lafayette Square.
Swig dancing at The Spotted Cat.
Good eats at the food truck in front of Bullet's.
Kermit Ruffin on horn at Bullet's on Tuesday night.
Mescotthia Lake at The Spotted Cat.
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