Louis Prima: The Wildest Comes Home exhibit

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Some of Louis Prima's colorful clothes are on display at the exhibit.

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A publicity photo featuring Louis Prima and King Louie, the character he voiced in Disney's Jungle Book in 1967.

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The Grammy award Louis Prima and Keely Smith won in 1958 for "That Old Black Magic."

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One of the gold records earned by a Louis Prima album, this one a recent compilation of his greatest hits.

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Louis Prima and his wife Gia with Frank Sinatra.

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A photo of Louis Prima's tomb at Metairie Cemetery, which includes a line from one of his most well-known songs, Just a Gigolo / I Aint' Got Nobody: "When the end comes I know they'll say just a gigolo. Life goes on without me."

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Louis Prima: The Wildest Comes Home exhibit

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