<p><a href=“http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050901/ap_on_en_mu/katrina_fats_domino[/url]”>http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050901/ap_on_en_mu/katrina_fats_domino</a> Saw Fats several times while living near N.O. and again while attending LSU, and was able to chat with him briefly a few times. Just a fantastic performer and nice person. I hope he’s well and just hasn’t been able to get a message out. There have been so many sad stories, and many more to come – I hope this isn’t one of them.</p>
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<p>he’s been found
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<p>Why is this being discussed here?</p>
<p>ummm. Because it’s the parent cafe, and it involves an aspect of Hurricane Katrina and one of the legends of American music. And because I felt like posting it. Sorry if that irritated you.</p>
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<p>I hear ya Iderochi
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<p>Where’s a good southerner when you need one as I am sure a posting about grown folks business would fit right about now</p>
<p>Thanks Sybbie! I was trying to think of a response that would do Curmudgeon proud, but I was just too annoyed.</p>
<p>Iderochi:</p>
<p>Thanks for bringing up the whereabouts of Fats Domino!
The potential loss of every individual, famous or not, is felt by those of us who are helpless to do anything about it. It is only natural to wonder about the ones who are well known. FYI, here are some other…</p>
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Geoffrey Beene - fashion designer, Haynesville
Truman Capote - writer, New Orleans
Kitty Carlisle - singer/actress, New Orleans
Van Cliburn - concert pianist, Shreveport
Michael De Bakey - heart surgeon, Lake Charles
Ellen DeGeneres - comedian/talk show host, Metairie
Louis Moreau Gottschalk - pianist, composer, New Orleans
Bryant Gumbel - TV newscaster, New Orleans
Lillian Hellman - playwright, New Orleans
Al Hirt - trumpeter, New Orleans
Mahalia Jackson - gospel singer, New Orleans
Dorothy Lamour - actress, New Orleans
Jerry Lee Lewis - singer, Ferriday
Huey P. Long - politician, Winnfield
Wynton Marsalis - musician, New Orleans
Jelly Roll Morton - jazz musician/composer, New Orleans
Huey Newton - black activist, New Orleans
Paul Prudhomme - chef, Opelousas
Cokie Roberts - journalist, New Orleans
Kordell Stewart - football player, Marrero
Ray Walston - actor, New Orleans
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