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Todd Perley | Okra the Roving Produce Man @marquisdd | Uploaded December 2008 | Updated October 2024, 26 minutes ago.
A common sound you hear every day in New Orleans is Okra driving his pickup around the Bywater and French Quarter, selling his fruits and vegetables, calling out his wares on the bullhorn, usually singing in F# major. (Yes, I picked out the notes on my piano, and more often than not, it's C#, D#, F#.)

Whenever I hear him, his "song" is stuck in my head for an hour, and I silently compose longer pieces based around his simple, but to me beautiful theme.

Okra is one of the reasons why I love New Orleans.
Okra the Roving Produce ManFranz Schubert — Piano Sonata No. 20, D-959 in A Major, Scherzo, Third Movement, Allegro VivaceZez Confrey: Dizzy Fingers — 1923Maureen Jaundice, Atty at LawKristin Hersh—CROOKED [Official Video]Chopin: Nocturne #14 in F# Minor, Op. 48 No. 2Brahms: Capriccio in B Minor, Op. 76 No. 2DARK SHADOWS—Some favorite moments, lines and flubs.“Grace and Propriety” — a Ragtime SongGustave Fauré—“Mi-a-ou” from the Dolly SuiteChopin: Étude in F Minor (Posthumous)William Bolcom: Graceful Ghost Rag

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