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2. Of course the big hit song on this album is "Witch Queen Of New Orleans". It was their second hit song to reach the charts in their career just missing the top 20 list in early If there was only one album by Redbone you could have in your /5(13).

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3. Witch Queen Witch Queen was a studio group assembled by Gino Soccio and co-produced by Soccio and Peter Alves. Arranged By [Horns], Horns -- Carlisle Miller.

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4. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Redbone - The Witch Queen Of New Orleans at Discogs. Complete your Redbone collection.4/5().

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Witch Queen Of New Orleans on Discogs/5(7).

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6. Jul 09,  · Song: Witch Queen of New Orleans Artist: Redbone Composers: Lolly & Pat Vegas Albums: Message from a drum / Witch Queen of New Orleans Tabbed by: DJ 7th Nov This song about Marie Laveau paints her in an evil light, but the original famous Voodoo priestess was reported to be beautiful, benign, and charitable.

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7. She's the witch queen - oh Of New Orleans Of New Orleans I'm gonna tell you a story Strange as it now seems Of zombie, voodoo, gris gris And the Witch Queen of New Orleans She lived in a world of magic Possessed by the devils skew From a shack near the swamplands Made of mud-brown brick Marie stirred the witches brew Marie, Marie La voodoo veau.

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8. Dec 21,  · New Orleans, Louisiana, has a long magical history, with its culture of Vodoun and folk magic. I asked some of our Pagan readers in the New Orleans area for suggestions on some great things to do and see if you're a Pagan visiting New Orleans. From the Voodoo Shops of the French Quarter to the historical museums and cemeteries, there's pretty much something for everyone in New Orleans.

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9. The Witch Queen Of New Orleans Marie Laveau (September 10, -- June 16, was a Louisiana Creole practitioner of Voodoo renowned in New Orleans. The s.

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