The Corridors of Time

The Corridors of Time…

…ARE ROCKIN IN NOLA

Playing the hits from the 50s, 60s, and 70s

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All it takes is one song to bring back 1000 memories

That’s what we do. Bring back memories. The Corridors of Time is a band dedicated to capturing the spirit and sound of the 1960s and 1970s. With a deep love for classic rock, Motown, and vintage pop, this talented group of musicians brings the golden era of music back to life with every performance. Whether it’s the soulful harmonies of The Beatles, the electric energy of The Rolling Stones, or the raw vibe of The Doors, The Corridors of Tie delivers a nostalgic experience that gets audiences dancing, singing, and reminiscing.

The The Corridors of Time offers a crowd-pleasing setlist packed with timeless classics.

Band Members

Ray Schultz

Johnny Robinson

Ronnie Lebeouf

A Few OF The Songs We Play

Flip, Flop and Fly – 1955 (by Big Joe Turner)
Rockin’ Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu – 1957 (by Huey “Piano” Smith)
Suzie Q – 1957 (original by Dale Hawkins)
Sleepwalk – 1959 (by Santo & Johnny)
Runaway – 1961 (by Del Shannon)
Stand by Me – 1961 (by Ben E. King)
Harlem Shuffle – 1963 (by Bob & Earl)
And I Love Her – 1964 (by The Beatles)
House of the Rising Sun – 1964 (by The Animals)

My Girl – 1964 (by The Temptations)
Pretty Woman – 1964 (by Roy Orbison)
Wooly Bully – 1965 (by Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs)
Last Train to Clarksville – 1966 (by The Monkees)
Good Lovin’ – 1966 (by The Young Rascals)
Light My Fire – 1967 (by The Doors)
Black Magic Woman – 1970 (by Santana)
Melissa – 1972 (by The Allman Brothers Band)
Desperado – 1973 (by Eagles)

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