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"The Huey Long Story" A Pictorial Autobiography |
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Huey Long was born in Sealy, Texas, on April 25, 1904. He has traced his
ancestors back to his great-grandmother, who was emancipated in 1835. This charming raconteur, a local legend who celebrated his 102nd birthday this year, still plays music and loves life. His pictorial autobiography spans the time period 1835 to the present, and comes with a musical CD narrated by David Vest, which chronicles some of Huey's musical history with the original Ink Spots, and includes the timeless classics "If I Didn't Care," "My Prayer" and "Java Jive." |
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"The Huey Long Story" at the HUEY LONG LIVING HISTORY MUSIC MUSEUM 117 East 20th Street (713) 677-9736 |
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