| THE STREETCAR CONDUCTORS |
| CULLEN LANDRY was the original bass player for The Jokers. Cullen was inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame in 1998. In his career he has shared the bandstand with Bobby Mitchell, Roland Stone, Ernie K-Doe, Clyde McPhatter, Eddie Bo, Eddie Roth, Professor Longhair, Al “Carnival Time” Johnson and many others. Cullen is the bassist and leader of the band. His goal is to preserve the New Orleans musical heritage encompassed by the ground-breaking New Orleans music of the 1950’s and 1960’s and introduce it to new generations. |
| NAT MONTALBANO - Guitar player extraordinaire whose rhythm comping excellence and solos bring to mind the early Mac Rebennack of the Spades and Mac’s mentor Roy Montrell of the Dave Bartholemew band. As part of the band, Nat has traded licks with Walter “Wolfman” Washington and Cranston Clements. His early days were spent with the Hall of Fame “Contours". |
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| JERRY JUMONVILLE: Jerry has had a stellar career both in New Orleans and in LA. He has worked with both Dr. John and Al Hirt. He’s done a movie with Bette Midler. He was chosen by Rod Stewart to play on his albums, one of which included the incredibly magical solo in “Tonight’s the Night”. Additionally he has recorded with many others including Bonnie Raitt, the Doobies, and Joe Turner. His influences include such greats as Ray Charles, Hank Crawford, and David “Fathead” Newman. Jerry can play it all – rock, New Orleans R & B, traditional modern and post modern jazz. Jerry wrote the horn arrangements on our new CD. |
| LARRY SIMPSON: As a former member of the Nobles (1973-1991), Larry was inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame in 1999. He climbs aboard the Midnight Streetcar when not performing with his band "Orleans". Larry has performed with Bobby Reno and the Infernos, Jimmy Hutchinson's Originals (Hutch), the Conquests, Sandpipers and the Blue Stars Orchestra. |
| DEREK HUSTON: Derek was formerly the sax player with The Iguanas, a well-known band that originated in New Orleans. Proficient in all genres of music, Derek brings his magic to all of the R & B classics performed by Cullen Landry & the Midnight Streetcar. Derek stays incredibly busy and we feel fortunate when he has an opportunity to “jump on the Streetcar”. |
| LESLIE PARDUE LANDRY - Website maintenance, Photographs, Streetcar Logo Artist www.leslie44landry@yahoo.com |
| JOHN PARDUE - Website design |
| LAURIN MUNSCH - On the "A" list of great New Orleans R & B singers. A native New Orleanian, Laurin has been in show business for 38 years. In 1971, he started the Munsch Brothers, working many of the great New Orleans clubs. After working in Las Vegas from 1983 to 1989, he returned to New Orleans and was featured at Chesterfield's nightclub in Jefferson Parish during the 1990's. In 2007, Laurin jumped on the Streetcar as a Featured Vocalist and has fans flocking to his performances of New Orleans R & B music. To sum it up in one word, Laurins's voice and range is "awesome". |
| PHAT 2'S DAY - A well known vocalist and showman with extensive experience in New Olreans, Las Vegas and abroad. His singing style and showmanship always add energy and excitement to the band. Phat 2'sDay "rolls" on the Streecar as a Featured Vocalist on an ongoing basis. Ya gotta come check him out.... |
| AL FARRELL: Al continues to be a prolific writer. He helped to create the New Orleans R&B scene in the late 1950’s and 1960’s with his band, The Counts. In the 1980’s, he was the leader of The Crescent City Statement, touring the country and playing at the Kansas City Music Festival and The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. Al was the first pianist and vocalist when Cullen Landry started the band, adding some Ray Charles classics and his own signature style to the vocals. |
| ERIC TRAUB |
| JIMMY CARPENTER: Jimmy joins the band on many of the gigs with his baritone sax. A great performer in his own right and very well known on the music scene. |
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| GRESH LAING: This amazing musician started to play on the Streetcar in 2011 and has become a regular whenever 2 horns are featured and he's not travelling the country as a member of the U.S Navy band. Now stationed in New Orleans, Gresh has immersed himself in our musical culture and has love and mastery of the great New Orleans music that defines the band. |
| MICKEY DELAROSA - You know that he is an accomplished musician with a magical New Orleans signature as he establishes a foundational platform for The Streetcar's big R & B sound. As a co-founder of the legendary Crescent City band, The Contours, he has had lifelong opportunities to share band stands with the giants of the R & B scene. Mickey won his high school talent show, he played with the American Legion and VFW Teen Swing Band; he has played with several other great bands; and he has been inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. Mickey is a forceful contributor to the outstanding creative synergy occurring whenever the Streetcar takes the stage. |
| Adding to the great horn sound on the Cd and some of the bigger gigs are the following great saxophone players: |