It has been closed for years and Cosimo has been in retirement. They
interviewd my friend Earl Stanley for that video who worked with Mac amny
times. I was trying to get on that gig for the shoot and it did not work
out. 
Paz

Michael


on 11/28/01 2:55 AM, Paul Castle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> After reading about Michael's amazing 'star studded'
> New Orleans night - so enjoyed reading that - thanks!  -
> I was interested to see a documentary about Dr John
> on UK TV (The South Bank Show) last week, with Mac
> driving around New Orleans visiting his childhood haunts,
> talking about his early influences and guitar teachers before
> discovering the 'Texas Boogie' on the piano.
> 
> The show included some great archive footage at places
> like the Dew Drop Inn, and of Fats Domino, The Meters, etc
> and interviews with J & M studio boss Cosimo Matassa
> and producer Harold Battiste.  Is J & M still going, Michael?
> I found this interview http://www.offbeat.com/text/cosimo.html
> with 70-year-old Cosimo and a listing of the 'classics' he
> recorded there - on this Cosimo 101 site  -
> http://www.louisianamusic.org/cosimo_101.htm
> what an amazing producer/engineer!! 

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