"Sneaking Sally Through The Alley" Marc Broussard, Funky Biscuit, January 12, 2019

Marc Broussard on Blues Radio InternationalTV at the Funky Biscuit, with Robert Palmer's "Sneaking Sally Through The Alley."
Marc Broussard guitar and vocals
Chad Gilmore drums
DJ Raymond bass
Joe Stark guitar
Recorded January 12, 2109
Sound by Ray Durso
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[@mikegrand4181]

It's almost criminal that this only has a few thousand views. There's not a single flaw in this rendition. A tight crew with vocals that pop!

[@BluesRadioInternational]

We do our best to get the music out there to the people. Please feel free to share this music liberally, spread the love! Thank you so much for the nice words Mike!

[@dwightrobertson275]

Great band!

[@lperez229]

Luv it

[@chrismurphy2915]

Excellent!!!!!

[@michaelthomas366]

I'm a huge RP fan and this is the first time I've heard this covered. Well done!

[@teiltje]

RP covered it from Lee Dorsey.

[@BluesRadioInternational]

@@teiltje Hey there! Thanks for that info. We appreciate you spreading those musical fun facts!

[@CNick75]

Check out Phish

[@ianbauer4703]

Check out Allen Toussaint, the guy who actually wrote this song. Genius!

[@d.g.n9392]

Back in the 70’s, late night party, always a favorite song

[@wolfbytes4461]

Allen Toussaint wrote it, originally performed by Lee Dorsey on his album Yes We Can (1970) ... Robert Palmer's 1974 version is one of the best known, for sure ... and Broussard: nothing not to love about this one

[@davidbatten9480]

I love Robert Palmers version

[@pretorious700]

Original version is much better.

[@rainfieldmusic]

Dang cool guys!

[@empressadelexxmotherofjohn10]

Them drums

[@BluesRadioInternational]

Those drums tho!!! 🥁 🔥

[@lbowsk]

If you heard the original with Lowell, you'll like this. I miss the slide, but this is great.

[@davidbatten9480]

Robert Palmers version is on fire

[@headroommusicservices2014]

Great swing...great take on a great song

[@BluesRadioInternational]

We are filled with joy, knowing this made you happy. The reason we do this is to spread the healing power of music. Thank you!

[@deniseweston2421]

Super extra uber funky.

[@yourturn777]

I knew this would be good! 😄✊🎶in fact, its GREEEAAAT! 💘👏 What a great voice, Marc!

[@ckayakdude9957]

Nice! Love that song.

[@blindonion]

Awesome Robert Palmer cover!

[@joshwaciantardrums]

Funky boys, blessings from Australia!

[@daronharris5212]

Verry Cool. From Muscle Schoals Rhythm Section in attendance..

[@blindonion]

Damn, this is so crazy good!

[@flyerscout2]

Well done!!!!!!!!!!!

[@wombleofwimbledon5442]

Proper.

[@ben-si3dk]

Tight

[@accuser_of_the_brethren7816]

Leads on a Gibson, Vocals playing a Gretch or possibly Gibson Signature Series, bassist playing an Ibanez with an envelope filter or possibly fuzzbox. How's my aim?

[@CNick75]

Not an Ibanez

[@pretorious700]

Way too busy. Listen to Toussaints' original version, it's way relaxed, and much better.