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In the half-hour long video clip below, the immortal Professor Longhair,
pride of Bogalusa, plays at the Jazz Festival in Nice, France, a festival
established in 1948 and perhaps the oldest "jazz festival of international
significance." The video's YouTube page dates the pe...
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While chowder is traditionally a seafood or vegetable soup, Michelle's rendition embraces autumn with squash, sweet potatoes, and garnishes it all off with a little bacon. This savory chowder is simple to make and arranges flavors that will keep your stomach happy and warm wi...
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David Kunian and Scott Billington, producer of James Booker's Classified,
talk all things Booker with emphasis on the new remixed/expanded version of
Classified.
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Just out earlier this week: the YouTube video for Troy "Trombone Shorty"
Andrews' single, "Fire and Brimstone", from his latest album Say That to Say
This, co-produced by Andrews and the impresario of Old School R&B, Raphael
Saadiq.
In fact, Saadiq doesn’t just co-produce; ...
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Showing at this year's New Orleans Film Festival: A Warehouse on
Tchoupitoulas, a documentary about the legendary rock venue, located near
Tchoupitoulas and Felicity in the Lower Garden District, from 1970 - 1982.
A Warehouse on Tchoupitoulas will be screened at the CAC on W...
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Info courtesy of the New Orleans Film Society:
For the third year, the New Orleans Film Festival will include a programming
sidebar of films about music and musicians. Called “keeping {SCORE},”
this series was inspired by the city’s long musical legacy and the local
audienc...
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This year's Ponderosa Stomp featured "Architects of American Music"
including the likes of The Sonics, Swamp Dogg, Ty Wagner, Gaunga Dyns, and
plenty more. Apart from the live concert over the weekend, the Stomp also
featured a Record Show and Music History Conference hoste...
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Director Lily Keber's Bayou Maharajah: The Tragic Genius of James Booker
closes this year's 24th Annual New Orleans Film Festival, playing at the
Civic Theatre on Thursday, October 17 7:00p.
On October 8, tickets go on sale to general public.
The film, according to the festi...
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On this week’s program, we preview the upcoming Treme Culture Fest, a
three-day event that celebrates one of New Orleans’ most beloved
neighborhoods and talk brass bands with one of its natives, Kermit Ruffins.
During the hour, we also visit Cowbell, a restaurant in the Riv...
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