After Harry spoke about the village and music center he introduced his band for the day which consisted of the legendary NOLA drummer Bob French, his touring bassist Neal Caine, and Shamarr Allen on trumpet. Both Bob and Shamarr are currently living in the village and represent its benefits to both young and old. Everyone was having a good time and I bopped along with them. After getting warmed up they invited Trombone Shorty onto the stage and he and Shamarr exchanged blows like they coulda been on the corner of Frenchman Street. Harry played along giving all the musicians their time to shine. He took a couple solos on the piano and added some vocals but this wasn't a one-man show. I think that's how things are done down south though, everyone gets their time and without everyone pitching in, New Orleans (and Louisiana to a greater extent) wouldn't be the most unique city in this country.