The Meters - Live At The Great American Music Hall 1975 (2xLP) Repetition keyboards (2010–present) ● [a=Cliff Hugo]

keyboards (2010–present) ● [a=Cliff Hugo] – bass (1996–2002

the first release in 17 years by John Lurie's alter ego Marvin Pontiac

as Ghetto Kumbé—who were already one of Colombia's most prominent alternative acts—have now gone fully global

Coming four years after ‘The Rip Tide’

Eclectic B6 Clean Air B7 Sabotage C1 Seems Like Old Times

The Meters - Live At The Great American Music Hall 1975 (2xLP) Repetition keyboards (2010–present) ● [a=Cliff Hugo]Considered by many to be one of the founding fathers of funk, The Meters created a unique sound that lasted through the sixties and seventies and was reborn in the late eighties. Their trademark sound blends funk, blues, and dance grooves with a New Orleans vibe. The history of this native New Orleans band dates back to 1965, when keyboardist & vocalist Art Neville recruited bassist George Porter Jr., drummer Joseph 'Zigaboo' Modeliste and guitarist