band called Mixed Knots with Harris on vocals and Jimmy Robinson (guitar), Cranston Clements (guitar), Paul Clement (bass guitar), Tom Marron (fiddle), and Mitchell Moss (mandolin). Other bands fronted by Harris' vocals included Backtalk, The Boys of Joy, Little Queenie and The Rhythm and Blues Death Squad, Red Beans and Rice Review, Roy G Biv, The Ofay Soul Choir and Little Queenie's Wahini Dakinis. Harris also performed in duets accompanied by guitarist Phil deGruy, pianist Amasa Miller or pianist Josh Paxton. Harris enjoyed singing with other female New Orleans vocalists including Susan Cowsill, Vicki Peterson, Suzy Malone, Holley Bendtsen, Kathleen Stieffel, Jan Clements, Annie Clements and Debbie Davis. Over the years, Harris performed with other established New Orleans musicians including Dr. John, The Neville Brothers, and Professor Longhair. She also appeared live or on recordings with BB King, Elvis Costello, Sun Ra, Jerry Jeff Walker, The Guess Who, Bonerama, Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, Odetta, They Might Be Giants, The Gospel Soul Children, CC Adcock, Harry Connick, Jr., Buckwheat Zydeco, The Subdudes, The Neville Brothers, Astral Project, Larry Sieberth, Pete Seeger, Asleep at the Wheel, Michael Wolff's Impure Thoughts, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Roomful of Blues, Taj Mahal, Li'l Band o'Gold, NRBQ, The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, Bryan Ferry, Anders Osborne, Doug Duffey, Doug Belote, Clark Vreeland and Delbert McClinton. Director John Sayles cast Harris in two of his movies; she can be seen and heard singing "After You've Gone" in Eight Men Out and she plays the part of Kit in Passion Fish. Harris collaborated on music for film and television in the United States and Europe, including the HBO series Treme. "My Darlin New Orleans" by Li'l Queenie and the Percolators is played (uncredited) during end-titles on the first episode of Treme. The Treme season one soundtrack album was nominated for a Grammy Award, in the category Best Compilation Soundtrack Album for Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media. Harris is also seen performing her original song "10 Carat Blues" with Josh Paxton in "Don't You Leave Me Here" (season 3, episode 8) of Treme. Harris produced and recorded three solo albums. Her final album titled Purple Heart contains recordings made between 2003 and 2005, but was not released until December 2018. The album opens with a new version of "My Darlin' New Orleans". It was promoted as a benefit album to help offset Harris' medical expenses incurred following her cancer