the Apple Barrel bar. Later, more formal musical tributes were held at the French Quarter Festival in March 2012, at the Mid-City Bayou Boogaloo in May 2012, and at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in May 2013. In addition, the official 2012 French Quarter Festival poster featured Robicheaux, replacing the figure of Andrew Jackson on horseback in Jackson Square. One of his last recordings was for the Danish singer Naja Rosa's album The Place I Call Home (2012). His last recording took place on his 64th birthday, one month before his death, with singer Frenchie Moe. Mike Hood, Leon "Kid Chocolate" Brown, Jimmy Carpenter and Jack Cruz also contributed to the song. Discography Spiritland (Orleans 1994) Louisiana Medicine Man (Orleans 1998) Hoodoo Party (Orleans 2000) Yeah, U Rite! (Spiritland 2005) Like I Said, Yeah, U Rite! (Spiritland 2008) Revelator (Spiritland 2010) References External links Coco Robicheaux's Myspace page Orbiting Coco Robicheaux, by Sam Jasper Youtube.com 2008 Bomb Magazine interview of Coco Robicheaux by Ned Sublette 1947 births 2011 deaths Blues musicians from Louisiana American artists American blues singers American male singers American blues guitarists American male guitarists People from Ascension Parish, Louisiana Singers from Louisiana Guitarists from Louisiana 20th-century American guitarists 20th-century American male musicians