diagnosis. Since Harris' death, her husband Rick Ledbetter has been releasing previously unavailable live recordings and unfinished/alternate takes of Harris' performances. Awards and honors Harris was inducted (as Li'l Queenie / Leigh Harris) into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame in 2019. On July 25, 2019, the New Orleans City Council honored Harris by proclaiming her birthday, July 27, as "Little Queenie" Day. Her son Alex accepted the honor on his mother's behalf. Personal life Her first marriage to guitarist Bruce MacDonald produced her only child Alex Harris MacDonald, also a musician, who performs as a rocking "skrubologist" (washboard player). She relocated to Rural Hall, North Carolina, after floodwaters from Hurricane Katrina destroyed her New Orleans home in 2005. In 2006 she married another musician, composer/bassist Rick Ledbetter. In early 2016, Harris was diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer that had invaded her brain, liver, lymph system and bones. She fought a long battle against the disease and died peacefully at her North Carolina home she called "Harmony Hill" on September 21, 2019. Discography Solo albums House of Secrets (released January 1, 1999) Polychrome Junction (released August 2006) Purple Heart (released December 2018) Waking Up in Dreamland (EP, posthumously released November 28, 2020) The Rufus Sessions (posthumously released May 19, 2021) Singles, tracks and videos Li’l Queenie & the Percolators (45 single on vinyl) 1980 - Ignant Records A side - "My Darlin New Orleans" B side - "Wild Natives" Leigh Harris - "Kiss" (track released April 24, 2016, from the CD Q Ball) Leigh Harris - "Bring A Torch, Jeanette, Isabella" (track released December 18, 2018) Leigh Harris - "Dog (Dawg) Days" (ode to New Orleans' summers) Leigh Harris with Ron Cuccia- "My Darlin' New Orleans" (updated version with added spoken word introduction) Leigh Harris - "If Ever I Cease to Love" (the unofficial theme of Mardi Gras) Leigh Harris - "Who's Lovin' You" (Live Concert at Jackson Square): Leigh Harris - "After You've Gone" (from John Sayles' movie Eight Men Out) Leigh Harris - "Cloudburst" Leigh Harris - "Telephone Sleeping in my Bed" Leigh Harris with Phil DeGruy - "Ruby" (live) Leigh Harris with Clark Vreeland- "Dreamland" (live) Leigh Harris - live at Clark Vreeland Memorial Leigh Harris – "When You Wish Upon A Star" Leigh Harris with Mixed Knots – "Falling In Love" Live albums Leigh Harris, Josh Paxton and Phil deGruy - Live in NOLA w.