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R.I.P Pete Fountain. Thank you for the music and the sounds of New Orleans
Pete Fountain - Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans download song
- Artist: Pete Fountain
- Song: Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans
- Genre: Jazz
- Length: 07:12
- Size: 8.4MB
- Bitrate: 160Kbps
- Date: 2019-05-16
- Upload by: Demetrio Gardem
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новосибирск 54
this is the Pete I saw in New Oeleans...jazz on
Никита Романенко
My father played with a lot of the musicians Pete played with. When Pete had a gig in Florida, he would stop at our place in Fairhope, AL and give us some of his home made cracklin.
Gregory Kidd
RIP Mr. Fountain...the end of an era!
MANUEL Meraz
i walked behind pete on mardi gras in his his half assed parade but only because i was in the neighborhood and got away with it because i look like kenney rodgers!!!!!! dont tell pete
Sylvia104
You will be missed and remembered always as a true son of New Orleans. Go now. Half-Fast. to your Rest.
CryBabyEm
Do you know what it means to miss Pete Fountain! New Orleans will miss him dearly!! R.I.P. Pete!
λrtillero-HL
Great histories over here! I love Pete too!
AZR900
Jack Normand-he was the orchestra leader at the Grand Hotel (now a Marriott) in Point Clear, AL from 1941 until WWII. Then he came back in 1951 and
was there 40 years. My brothers carried on the band for another 10 yrs. See my site grandband click on "History" for pics and music
Nami Hojo
AS PETE always said "I speak with my horn" and he is the most eloquent speaker of all with that horn.
Andrew077
Met Mr. Fountain in the lobby of The Roosevelt Hotel once, he played the Blue Room. A real class act, a true man of Jazz. R.I.P.