"...the New Orleans character extraordinaire..." - Time Magazine
Dr. John has long been considered the physical embodiment of the vibrant culture of New Orleans. Throughout his illustrious musical career--from his roots as a New Orleans-based session musician back in the 1950’s playing with legends like Professor Longhair, Art Neville and Joe Tex to forging his distinctive voodoo-inflected rhythm and blues psychedelia throughout the 60’s and 70’s to his tireless efforts recording, performing and being a spokesman for the city today. His colorful persona and talents transcend musical genres and art forms garnering respect from fans, cultural peers, civic leaders and beyond.
Dr. John has long been considered the physical embodiment of the vibrant culture of New Orleans. Throughout his illustrious musical career--from his roots as a New Orleans-based session musician back in the 1950’s playing with legends like Professor Longhair, Art Neville and Joe Tex to forging his distinctive voodoo-inflected rhythm and blues psychedelia throughout the 60’s and 70’s to his tireless efforts recording, performing and being a spokesman for the city today. His colorful persona and talents transcend musical genres and art forms garnering respect from fans, cultural peers, civic leaders and beyond.
Ave Dr. John, My Old Friend~Greetings & Salutations from The Metal Goth Queen & The Coven~I Thank Thee for Becoming a Cherished Friend of The Coven~I Pray That Thou Joineth My Other Spaces~I Most Enjoyed Thy Graven Images in Thy Picture Gallery~The Blood In My Veins Warmeth~And I Thank Thee~Gothick Illuminaten~Thy Friend...LHP Jinx of the Coven
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