Bob French

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Way Down Yonder In New Orleans 05:57 Tools
Burgundy Street Blues 06:28 Tools
Just A Closer Walk With Thee 07:49 Tools
Basin Street Blues 05:59 Tools
When It's Sleepy Time Down South 09:23 Tools
Royal Garden Blues 05:40 Tools
Bourbon St. Parade 04:15 Tools
Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans? 06:53 Tools
Do You Know What it Means (to Miss New Orleans) 06:52 Tools
You Are My Sunshine 03:53 Tools
Bourbon Street Parade 08:18 Tools
Milenburg Joys 08:26 Tools
When The Saints Go Marching In 07:24 Tools
Basin St. Blues 08:26 Tools
When the Saints (Go Marching In) 07:21 Tools
When It's Sleep Time Down South 09:21 Tools
St. James Infirmary Blues 04:49 Tools
Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans 05:53 Tools
Georgia On My Mind 05:46 Tools
Bill Bailey 03:30 Tools
Tin Roof Blues 08:35 Tools
Y'er comes the Funky Man 02:34 Tools
Sugar Blues 08:35 Tools
Over In Gloryland 05:32 Tools
Bogalusa Strut 08:35 Tools
Second Line 05:44 Tools
Is Everything Allright (feat. Dave Lastie & Clarence Ford) 02:34 Tools
Milneburg Joys 02:34 Tools
JAZZRADIO.com TSTAG_60 ADWTAG 00:57 Tools
Burgundy St. Blues 00:57 Tools
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Bob French is an American drummer and a radio show host at WWOZ from New Orleans, Louisiana. He has led The Tuxedo Jazz Band since 1977. The Tuxedo Jazz Band was formerly led by Oscar "Papa" Celestin and later by French's father, Albert "Papa" French from 1958 to 1977. As a child he took drumming lessons from Louis Barbarin. He organized a R&B band in high school that included James Booker, Art Neville, Charles Neville, and Kidd Jordan, Alvin Batiste. In the 1960's he recorded with Earl King and Fats Domino. He has also played and recorded with Dave Bartholomew (he is a relative on his mother's side). Bob French & Friends can be heard often on Frenchman Street at the D.B.A. nightclub. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.