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L'il Queenie and the Percolators - Home

by Li'l Queenie and the Percolators

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Back Door Blues Review, The Rufus Sessions, Live at Carrollton Station, Waking Up in Dreamland, Live at the 1993 Jazz Fest Heritage Stage, Live at Tipitina's 1982, Q Ball, Live at Jimmy's, and 7 more. , and , .

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1.	I Gotta Song To Sing 03:39		buy track
2.	My Dawlin' New Orleans 04:00		buy track
3.	Gumbo Heaven 05:31		buy track
4.	Wild Natives 04:11		buy track
5.	Inspiration 03:25		buy track
6.	I Was Just Practicin 04:21		buy track
7.	Can't Get Ridoma Smile 05:22		buy track
8.	Surrender 06:30		buy track
9.	Telephone Sleeping In My Bed 03:29		buy track
10.	Hum Hum 04:00		buy track
11.	It Will Be Me 08:21		buy track
12.	Black Haired Girl 05:11	info	buy track

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released October 12, 2018

Produced by Leigh Harris, John Magnie and Rick Ledbetter

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Leigh Harris New Orleans, Louisiana

Legendary New Orleans jazz/blues singer.

"She's a short, dynamic Southern woman with a pure, powerful voice that can rise ecstatically to gospel abandon...radiant, tough, tight…thrilling"
-- The New York Times

“New Orleans’ dynamic, diminutive diva who means business… hypnotic”
--Billboard Magazine

Sadly, Leigh Passed from cancer on Sept. 21, 2019. The world has lost a true musical genius ... more