Episode #589 – Harry Connick, Sr.Episode #589 – Harry Connick, Sr.
The Harry Connick, Sr. Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. He’s the singing District Attorney. Harry Connick, Sr. served as the District Attorney for the Parish of Orleans
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Episode #495 – Terrance SimienEpisode #495 – Terrance Simien
Terrance Simien is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Our guest on this trip is someone I’ve wanted to talk to for a long time. Terrance Simien and
Episode #421 – D’Jalma GarnierEpisode #421 – D’Jalma Garnier
D’Jalma Garnier hosts the radio program Passports to Modern Jazz on KRVS 88.7 FM and he joined The Paul Leslie Hour for a freewheeling, eclectic flow of an interview where
Episode #362 – Clarence “Frogman” HenryEpisode #362 – Clarence “Frogman” Henry
Clarence “Frogman” Henry is one of the legendary New Orleans figures of Rhythm & Blues. A singer, recording artist, songwriter and pianist, he is known for such iconic songs as
Episode #344 – Kenny Gradney of Little FeatEpisode #344 – Kenny Gradney of Little Feat
We recorded this interview with bassist Kenny Gradney backstage at the Variety Playhouse in Atlanta, Georgia. Kenny Gradney has been the bassist of Little Feat ever since the ‘Dixie Chicken’
Episode #304 – Gene DunlapEpisode #304 – Gene Dunlap
Known and trusted by some of the greatest musicians of our time, Gene Dunlap is one of those guys who can plain do it all. A multi-instrumentalist, he’s played piano, saxophone, guitar,
Episode #289 – Buzz RabinEpisode #289 – Buzz Rabin
The voice of Buzz Rabin will have you hanging on to every word. This goes for the songs he’s written, but as I found out it applies to when he speaks as
Episode #113 – Henry ButlerEpisode #113 – Henry Butler
Henry Butler has been called the “pride of New Orleans” by Dr. John. A jazz and blues pianist, Butler is a composer, arranger, performing and recording artist. His eclectic music
Episode #8 – Fats DominoEpisode #8 – Fats Domino
This time I’m walkin’ to New OrleansI’m walkin’ to New OrleansI’m gonna need two pair of shoesWhen I get through walkin’ these bluesWhen I get back to New Orleans “Walking