Frenchy Paints The Radiators Reunion Gig

Posted on January 20, 2013 by Frenchylive

Frenchy Paints The Radiators Reunion Gig for Tipitina’s 35th Anniversary Series

In 2010, The Radiators decided to take a break after performing their brand of New Orleans funk / rock fusion together for over 30 years. Their final three shows were performed at the famous Tipitina’s. Frenchy was there to capture all every night on canvas. This was an emotional painting for Frenchy because he painted The Radiators over 50 times since becoming a New Orleanian in 1997.

In November of 2012, Tipitina’s announced their special 35th Anniversary Concert Series and what show would be best to kick off these festivities? You guessed it, a Radiators reunion show. Frenchy would produce two paintings during this residency.

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King of Oak Street

Posted on January 23, 2012 by Frenchylive

Now on DVD! Boston-bred boxer’s son, Randy Frechette – internationally known as “FRENCHY” – emerged from humble beginnings to become one of New Orleans’ most celebrated artists. Among the first to popularize the genre of “performance painting,” Frenchy captures the rhythm and soul of New Orleans like nobody else. In KING OF OAK STREET, see how Frenchy and his adopted home city triumph over numerous struggles, including the federal levee failures and flooding after Hurricane Katrina, to emerge stronger than ever.” Narrated by John Sinclair. With music by: Dr. John, Widespread Panic, Rebrith Brass Band, The Meters, Bonerama, and the Dirty Dozen Brass Band.

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