Louisiana Hayride | Lost Louisiana (1994)

Shreveport’s Louisiana Hayride where country legends first played and the History of Jazz Music as its landmarks are slowly vanishing. “Lost Louisiana” is a poignant trip down memory lane for anyone who treasures Louisiana’s unique history and folkways.

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Tillman Franks is my hero. A legend. I was humbled to come behind him and honored to have shared the stage with Maggie Lewis and so many incredible old and young musicians. It is one of my most treasured musical experiences.

[@Smith-dt5qz]

My Uncle sang at the Louisiana Hayride. His show name was Tibby Edwards. He was Thinodeaux, Edwin Mary. He started singing at the age of 15. He stay with Lefty. I saw my Uncle right before he died with cancer. My Uncle sang with the best. Rip❤

[@JuliaBL28]

What a great story! My parents loved The Hayride! May he RIP 🙏

[@SomeBuddy777]

This is a wonderful series. Thank you for the work that went into it. This is a piece of Louisiana's History that should be well preserved ⚜️

[@soniaevans-ty7gz]

In the beginning, he mentions full names of singers except he only refers to Elvis only using his first name because there could never be any confusion to whom he was referring.