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In addition to tons of great live music, Satchmo SummerFest included a series
of eighteen seminars on all aspects of Louis Armstrong's life and career. If
you missed them, never fear! You can see all of them here on WWOZ.org.
The six seminars held on Sunday, August 3, 2014 a...
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In addition to tons of great live music, Satchmo SummerFest included a series
of eighteen seminars on all aspects of Louis Armstrong's life and career. If
you missed them, never fear! You can see all of them here on WWOZ.org.
The six seminars held on Saturday, August 2, 201...
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In addition to tons of great live music, Satchmo SummerFest included a series of eighteen seminars on all aspects of Louis Armstrong's life and career. If you missed them, never fear! You can see all of them here on WWOZ.org.
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Here's a sweet treat for a hot August Wednesday: a live version of the Honey
Island Swamp Band's "Cane Sugar", recorded live during a "Sitting In" session
at Tipitina's on Dec 1, 2012. The song is the title track on the band's
fourth album, released by Louisiana Red Hot Rec...
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During Jam in the Van's Jazz Fest visit to New Orleans, they met up with Luke
Winslow King outside the Botanical Gardens in City Park. Here's his take on
the spiritual "Down by the Riverside", adding his name to a long list of New
Orleans musicians who've covered the song, ...
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In this episode, we find the connections between the legendary musician Danny Barker, a Baptist Church marching band from New Orleans, and brass bands like the Dirty Dozen and Rebirth.
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For your weekend viewing pleasure, an amazing hour with rock-and-roll and
rockabilly pioneers Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran, compiled from
performances on a 1950s California TV show called Town Hall Party. The Gene
Vincent songs come from appearances on October 25, 1958, a...
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