King Louie Bankston New Orleans, Louisiana
1990s: Royal Pendletons, Persuaders, Kajun SS, Bad Times, Intelligenitals, The Clickems, Harahan Crack Combo, Gerry and the
Bastard Makers and the legendary King Louie One Man Band.
2000s:
Exploding Hearts, Loose Diamonds, Missing Monuments, Black Rose Band, Kondor with Mr. Quintron, Terry and Louie, Harahan Fats.
And more.
Louie was a musical machine.
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