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Professor Longhair Mardi Gras Album T-Shirt - Classic Heavy Cotton 

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There are only 500 of this LIMITED-EDITION Professor Longhair Mardi Gras in New Orleans t-shirt.

Officially Licensed. Sales paid to Songbyrd, Inc., which represents Professor Longhair.

This Bluescentric Brand Classic Gildan tee is 100% preshrunk heavy cotton, Heather colors are 50/50. Sizes run very true, and have minimal, if any, shrinking. This is a standard go-to t shirt.

Henry Roeland "Dr Professor 'Fess' Longhair" Byrd recorded his famous version of the Fat Tuesday anthem "Go To The Mardi Gras" in New Orleans in 1959. The original Ron Records label was used in the creation of this shirt. Fess' genius rhumba and rhythm & blues piano style came to define the sound of the city.

The storied New Orleans label Ron Records was only in business three years before it shuttered after the death of its owner in 1962. In its short window, the small shop recorded some of the funkiest, bluesiest, most landmark tracks Professor Longhair and ever laid down.
 
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