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Num.
Title
Artist
Time
Release
Start Time
1
Good Lovin'
The Gilberto Sextet
03:49
Rough Guide - Boogaloo
2014/10/10 22:02:26
2
A Prayer
Curtis Mayfield
04:05
Gospel
2014/10/10 22:06:25
3
Pastime Paradis...
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An Open Letter from WWOZ General Manager David Freedman to Mayor Landrieu and the New Orleans City Council, regarding the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance now before the City Council, and fourteen questions about the consequences of that Ordinance for live music in New Orleans.
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B.B. King, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Fats Domino, Dave Bartholomew, and Nat King
Cole are just some of the artists you'll "see" at this year's New Orleans
Film Fest.
For the fourth year, the New Orleans Film Society presents “keeping
{SCORE},” a series of music documentaries bei...
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Shawn Colvin (guitar), Alison Krauss (violin) and Jerry Douglas (steel
guitar) perform Simon and Garfunkel's "The Boxer." This comes from a 2007
tribute show in Washington, DC, honoring Paul Simon as the winner of the
Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, awarded by the Library ...
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Raymond Kent talks with Beth Patterson about not winning a Grammy, Cat
Stevens, commemorating the Great Hunger with food, not having a bouzouki, and
her new tunes.
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Raymond Kent talks with Carolyn Broussard about the variety of styles she's
embraced, growing up in New Iberia, singing in choirs, writing songs, etc.
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Sondra Bibb talks with Bryce Eastwood , New Orleans saxophonist and composer
about the New Orleans Composers Project, compiling transcriptions of music,
inspiration from the Silverbook, playing at the Mint and more.
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The Crescent City Blues and BBQ Festival is coming up October 17-19, and to
help get you in the mood, we'll have a selection of blues videos over the
next couple of weeks. First up, here's the pride of Gause, Texas, Ruthie
Foster, with a gospel-inflected take on Son House's...
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Last month, Yale University and the Library of Congress made over 170,000
photographs from across the United States available for browsing through a
new program called Photogrammar. The photos were taken from 1935 to 1945 by
photographers commissioned by the U.S. Farm Secur...
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Ah. Here in New Orleans, we've seen it already:
Elia Kazan's Panic in the City:
One night in the New Orleans slums, vicious hoodlum Blackie and his friends
kill an illegal immigrant who won too much in a card game. Next morning, Dr.
Clint Reed (a.k.a. Billy Robinson) of...
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