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As the humorous intro- and outro- to this video make clear, Shamarr Allen is
anything but a typical rock star.
The "official video" for the first track on the 2011 Shamarr Allen and the
Underdawgs CD entitled 504-799-8147, this is colorful, high-energy take on an
infectious...
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Voice of the Wetlands founder Tab Benoit rips through an 8-minute-plus
version of the title track from his 2011 album Medicine. It was filmed in
Rockland, Maine at the North Atlantic Blues Festival in July 2012.
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Tune in this week as we read listener emails about things to do in the
Crescent City, musically, food related and otherwise, with music by Dr.
John, Tab Benoit, Eric Lindelland many others.
Since we couldn't include all of our listener suggestions as part of the
program, we...
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For your weekend viewing pleasure: 56 minutes of the funkiest soul ever
dished up, courtesy of James Brown (1933-2006), in Bologna for Italian
television in 1971. This is the entire broadcast, including a long-ish intro
and several subsequent short interruptions by the show...
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In this Ultimate Shrimp and Squash Casserole, summer produce and gulf shrimp are brought together and seasoned to mouthwatering effect. Thanks to Louisiana Cookin’ columnist Frank Davis for this concoction designed to highlight the bounty of the garden.
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Pleasant Joseph (1907-1989), better known as Cousin Joe, was an blues and
jazz singer, born in Wallace, Louisiana. Per his autobiography, he began
singing in church before crossing over to the blues, first playing guitar and
ukulele, and later switching to piano. He played ...
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The Honorable South hails from New Orleans and combines elements of rock,
funk, soul, and folk to create "electric soul rock-n-roll". Writing about
their debut Jazz Fest performance last month, Alex Rawls observed on My Spilt
Milk that vocalist/songwriter Ms. Charm Taylor'...
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This week we collide new and old music, all locally recorded, performed by
artists Theresa Andersson, Treme Brass Band, The Dynamites, and more. In
addition to an hour of eclectic live music, we visit Libra Lagrone at
the Ogden Museum of Southern Art to talk about the focus...
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Some Monday Cajun music by from the pride of Pilette, LA: the Lost Bayou
Ramblers do a raucous "Blue Moon Special", recorded in Stockholm in 2010.
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