hi guys....great documentary....play up Leo.

Lived in Houma in 92. Love Leo . He's the best funk guitarist ever!

Promo-SM

Who's the band in green?

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What a farce.

Yo its fucking hilarious when you hear them say fuck capitalism and BLM buys mansions. They just say a bunch of buzzwords and hope it hits. Take away cops in Chicago and see what happens. China is foaming at the mouth thinking any of these people have the balls to go retard mode against the system that keeps them alive. Once were all destroyed and everything is anarchism Im sure the overlords will be ready to herd them all like they sheep they are. slavery was never abolished, any gender can mensurate. What the hell yall talking about?

Too much communism to handle.

Great Player

Off the change 🙌 👏 😎.

I learned one of their songs by ear and I can play it real awesome a song called Find Yourself from their 1976 album called Trick Bag

I SAW THE METERS LIVE IN NEW ORLEANS CITY PARK. 74 FUNKY

Louisiana Cypress in the background

King of funk guitar...Leo forever!

So cool to hear a little about his family history 🙏🙏

Leo & I Have Been Friends Since 1971, & Still Are.....

I’m pretty sure the Canon 50mm lenses where originally TV lenses. Any Leica M Mount is a modification. I think, I could be wrong but knowing what I know about that lens.

i cant even hear you over that annoying music

Thanks You for your information

The single, most underrated guitarist in the entire industry. Leo Nocentelli is an absolute master! And I want that 335. What a gem! He is so deserving of that signature model Gibson made for him. Thank you for this video. It's a joy to hear Leo speak of his upbringing and musical education. Leo Nocentelli is a National Treasure.

Taught school in Donaldsonville for a year in 1970-71., and consequently got to know many fine people of both races... but I also met a few really nasty racists. Never knew that Leo had Donaldsonville roots. Fun fact: D-ville is the headwaters of Bayou Lafourche.

That big ass bug digs your rhythm.

Leo you are one of the best I have ever seen! I will never forget seeing you & Billy Dickens-Bass tear it up in Chicago!!!!

Thanks you all. Killer groove Leo, so simple and tasty.

Leo: ref the SOUTH LOUISIANA FAIR..... I am pro VOLUNTARY integration, / voluntary segregation....in short, FREEDOM....the way to have operated in this manner would be as follows.....on day one, they would have had LIL UZI (voluntary predom black attendance)........one day 2 CHEAP TRICK (predom white attendance).........day 3: THE FUNKY METERS (big voluntary mix ! ).............WITH FREEDOM, EVERYBODY CAN BE HAPPY

Very good recollections, thanks.

I used to deliver medicine by bicycle from Oschwald Pharmacy to Ida Nocentelli, and she lived about 1 block from the tracks, on either Elizabeth or Nolan St. I am assuming that is where Leo Nocentelli is referring to. I don't know if the house is still there, seems I had looked for it in the past, and didn't see it....if I recall correctly , the front room, maybe to the "south" side was octoganol.