Free Shipping! The Second Run of Sassyfras' Memoir Now Available! Sassyfras has assembled 33 short stories of her life. From the first time she smoked pot to the first time she took acid...from shoplifting at Saks to her adventures performing with her dearly beloved husband Johnny, this book will thrill you, chill you, and keep a smile on your face.
Lots of local New Orleans references, as she was born and bred right here in the Big Easy.
Each story comes with a color illustration by the illustrious, formidable talent that is Ceasar Meadows.
Price is $30 with Free Autograph! Let me know who to autograph to and any other info you want to share...where you've seen me perform, etc.
Here is review from Antigravity Magazine:
Every community has its local stars, the artists you can't imagine in any other context, and feel vaguely protective of should they reach a national audience. New Orleans has more than most places, and high on the list is Valerie Sassyfras. In recent years, the Cajun-rooted multi-instrumentalist has gone from being a mainstay of Gasa Gasa, Tipitinas, and French Quarter Fest to appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and America's Got Talent, thanks to her catchy, quasi-raunchy anthem "Girls Night Out. "
This memoir, told as a series of autobiographical vignettes, takes its name from that song's memorable chorus, and mixes amusing tales of sex, drugs, and zydeco with poignant memories of her family and late, beloved husband and musical partner Johnny Donald.
Together, Sassyfras' frank and memorable recollections capture her life as a hardworking, distinctly New Orleans musician who continues to delight in New songs, friendships and experiences long after many of her contemporaries have hung up their instruments and dreams-as she realizes while attending a school reunion hosted (naturally) at Morris Barts mansion. Illustrations by ANTIGRAVITY comics editor Caesar Meadows perfectly compliment her stories and ground them further in New Orleans legend. Steven Melendez, Antigravity Magazine
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