His older brother was Huey Long.
He had been referred to as "The Last of the Red-Hot Papas."
He was the subject of this rockabilly song by Jay Chevalier:
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Sunday, March 29, 2020
Earl K. Long, Known as "Uncle Earl"
Earl K. Long, one of the Governors of Louisiana, was elected to three nonconsecutive terms as Governor in the period of time between the late 1939s to 1960. As a matter of fact, he died while running for the U.S. Senate. He was flamboyant, to say the least! He was a progressive, 1950's-style in the South. He even had a lady friend who was a mainstay on Bourbon Street and was tucked away for a time in one of the state's mental hospitals. He got out by firing the Superintendent.
His older brother was Huey Long.
He had been referred to as "The Last of the Red-Hot Papas."
He was the subject of this rockabilly song by Jay Chevalier:
His older brother was Huey Long.
He had been referred to as "The Last of the Red-Hot Papas."
He was the subject of this rockabilly song by Jay Chevalier:
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Hope your family around The Crescent City is well and staying healthy.
New Orleans has always had some i teresting politicians.
Thanks for posting.
Wow! That's satire.
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