On February 9, 1964, The Beatles made their historic appearance at the Ed Sullivan theatre, and 52 years later, in the same theatre, Jon Batiste made a moment all his own. The kid from Kenner, LA — whose music is aptly titled social music — is known for bringing the flare of New Orleans anywhere he goes and inciting his infectious love riots along the way. However, on Tuesday night he brought it all down to love: the peaceful, resolute force just looking for its moment to rise.
The Late Show EP is out now! And you can catch Jon Batiste and Stay Human weeknights on CBS.
.@JonBatiste and Stay Human recorded an album! Look for it in the melodica section. https://t.co/u6kLTcxYGm #LSSChttps://t.co/PFbtZfKnWy
— The Late Show (@colbertlateshow) February 5, 2016
