# Leo Nocentelli

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Dylan Frechette - The Next Generation of New Orleans Music

This week on the Only Good Vibes News Network, Whistle Monsta and Jamie Bernstein welcome a rising voice in the New Orleans music community: Dylan Frechette, drummer, guitarist, bandleader, and lifelong friend of the show. Dylan sits down in the Fan Cave to talk about his musical journey, from pla…

Happy New Year! Replay - Dylan Frechette

This week on the Only Good Vibes News Network, Whistle Monsta and Jamie Bernstein welcome a rising voice in the New Orleans music community: Dylan Frechette, drummer, guitarist, bandleader, and lifelong friend of the show. Dylan sits down in the Fan Cave to talk about his musical journey, from pla…

The Injury That Never Left | Episode 12 with Leo Nocentelli

Some injuries don’t end when treatment does. They stay with you — shaping daily life in ways no settlement can fully account for. In this conversation, Leo Nocentelli reflects on living with the lasting impact of a medical error, and why the true cost is often felt long after the case is closed.

Prairie Surfin’ - Episode February 2, 2026

EP 480: Celebrating Black History Month on the radio wavesPlaylist: Henry Thomas - Bull Doze Blues Rennie Cotton Heart - No More Love In This Town Linda Martell - Color Him Father Tommie Melton - The Courage to Face Another Day Dusty and Stones - Home Leo Nocentelli - Thinking of the Day Ted Hawk…

Prairie Surfin’ - Episode February 2, 2026

EP 480: Celebrating Black History Month on the radio wavesPlaylist: Henry Thomas - Bull Doze Blues Rennie Cotton Heart - No More Love In This Town Linda Martell - Color Him Father Tommie Melton - The Courage to Face Another Day Dusty and Stones - Home Leo Nocentelli - Thinking of the Day Ted Hawk…

The Meters

Despite a reputation as the finest New Orleans funk band ever, the Meters didn't get their full due in the first go-round back in the 1960s and '70s. Their recordings for Josie, Island and Reprise were the pinnacle of dirty Southern funk in an era when glossy, uptown disco ruled the R&B roost, but …

The Meters

Despite a reputation as the finest New Orleans funk band ever, the Meters didn't get their full due in the first go-round back in the 1960s and '70s. Their recordings for Josie, Island and Reprise were the pinnacle of dirty Southern funk in an era when glossy, uptown disco ruled the R&B roost, but …

Babaux and the Peace Makers

Babaux and The Peacemakers have released their third album, Keep Both Hands on the Wheel, which has steered the band down a dynamic excursion across the breadth of the Roots-Rock spectrum. Led by singer/songwriter and resonator guitar player Cristian Basso (aka, Babaux), The Peacemakers are Eric Ma…

The Shadow People Ep. 33 – George Porter Jr., The Meters, Jazz Fest Stories & the Legendary P-Bass

This week on The Shadow People, Derrick Freeman and Nigel Hall sit down with the legendary bassist of The Meters for a conversation that somehow manages to feel like a history lesson, a backstage hang, a musicians’ therapy session, and an old neighborhood bar conversation all at once.George talks s…

SOB 539 Features: Mitch Ryder, Leo Nocentelli, Larry Carlton, Grant Green, Magic Dick, Matthew Whitaker & Brian Wilson

Artist              Song                         Album              Label       Notes Bernard Herrmann & Rod Serling +    Rod Serling Opening Monologue - Season One w/Bernard Herrmann's "Dream Theme"    40th Anniversary Twilight Zone - 1st Season - 1959    Silva Treasury - 4CD's    2024 Twilight Z…