Windex Pete's Tour of the Treme

Windex Pete, a charismatic washboard player in New Orleans, gives us a musical tour of his historic Treme neighborhood.
Featuring: Wilbert "Windex Pete" Prichett
Shot & edited by: Angela Calonder
Camera assistant: Valentina Rabin
Songs:
"Treme Song" (orig. John Boutté)
"Jambalaya (On the Bayou)" (orig. Hank Williams)
"When the Saints Go Marching In"
"Blueberry Hill" (orig. Rose, Stock, Lewis)
"Amen"
"I'll Fly Away" (orig. Albert E. Brumley)
Locations:
Armstrong Park
Congo Square
J&M Recording Studio (now RampART Gallery)
Shannon Powell Mural
Saint Augustine Catholic Church
Backstreet Cultural Museum
Tuba Fats Square/Candlelight Lounge

[@urbaneplanner]

I met this guy at a bar in the treme a few years back - was very confused by him but learned he’s a legend !

[@brittneeulmer1799]

Man I love to see this - what a gem!

[@the_lenny_draper]

Met Windex Pete Christmas morning on Royal Street. I could have sat and listened to him all day! #NOLA #PeaceAndLove

[@michaelconnor]

He's the first person i met in New Orleans. Rolled up to me in Treme on his bike

[@michaelconnor]

Chiné of the Candlelight, Mr. Sylvester of the Back Street Cultural, and Mr. Ronald Lewis of the House and Dance and Feathers loss really hurt but this community and the tradition will keep rolling

[@chantaysashay]

Amazing video!!! Very well done!

[@oktobergrrl]

Yay! Even got to see one of my cats in Tuba Fats square 😺