WWOZ brings together our local, national and international supporters into a distinctive community that celebrates and strengthens the music, musicians, culture and culture bearers of New Orleans.
Known as the “rock and roll detective,” New Orleans native, guitarist, singer-songwriter and private investigator Gary Bruce Hirstius died at his home in Metairie on May 25. Gary was well-known for his soulful lyrics and sandpaper vocals. He left behind an expansive musical ca...
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Whether you’re doing the Mississippi Slow Drag or the New Orleans Shuffle,
you’re in the right place. During the program, we’ll be exploring music
from the 1920s, when Blues and Jazz were musically closer with Luke
Winslow-King, and then continue on into the 30s and 40s whe...
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New Orleans is a city built on hard-crusted, soft-bellied loaves of french
bread. If you ask around for the best po-boy in town, many New Orleanians
will point you out toward Bayou St. John and the Parkway Bakery, home to two
of the city's most beloved po-boys: roast beef a...
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Tune in to WWOZ Thursday morning as I celebrate one year hosting the
Traditional Jazz Show.
Lars Edegran, Tom Sancton, and Seva Venet will play a few tunes live in the
performance studio with my favorite 100 year old musician, Lionel Ferbos!
Thursday's Traditional Jazz Show ...
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WAHOO!!!!!!!!!!!
Tonight we celebrate!
Tonight we ride (in true radio style!)
Tonight at 10 PM we celebrate the 19th anniversary of maybe the most daring
yet maybe the most idiotic thing WWOZ has ever done: Letting the Jazz
Lunatique get in front of the microphone and pl...
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