Coco Robicheaux
Singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born
1947
79 years ago
Died
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Music career began in the 1960s, playing in New Orleans. Worked with various musicians across genres, blending blues, rock, and Cajun styles. Released multiple albums, gaining a following in the local music scene. Known for lively performances that often showcased a mix of original songs and traditional New Orleans music. Contributed to the sound of the region through collaborations and performances.
Released albums including 'Black Cat' and 'The Lost Man'
Performed at various festivals in New Orleans
Collaborated with musicians like Dr. John and Eric Burdon
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