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Tune in this week for an hour of the Rob Wagner Trio, recorded live at Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro. We also stop by Morning Call to celebrate their new coffee shop in City Park. And for those who need a second cup of coffee, don’t despair, as we visit the Neutral Ground Coffeeho...
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Equifunk is the best!!
Equifunk Music Fest held at Camp Equinunk in Equinunk, Pa. Now in its 6
th year in existance is going be a funk filled extravaganza held from August
16-18. It's a New Orleans Funk heavy music festival. This year particpants
include Anders Osborne fe...
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This year, the Fifteenth Annual Mardi Gras Indian Hall of Fame Ceremony offers a fun-filled week of activities, climaxing with the induction ceremony on Sunday, August 11.
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With Satchmo SummerFest happening this weekend, we'll be posting some Louis Armstrong videos this week, starting with this one: the earliest known footage of Satchmo live in concert, filmed in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1933.
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Today's show features Saxophonist, Flautist and Clarinet player Rex Gregory, a jazz musician whose philosophical ideas influence his compositions as much as his teachers and collaborators do. This show was recorded at the Blue Nile. On this recording, Rex is joined on stage by...
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Tune in this week for an hour of the Rob Wagner Trio, recorded live at Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro. We also stop by Morning Call to celebrate their new coffee shop in City Park. And for those who need a second cup of coffee, don’t despair, as we visit the Neutral Ground Coffeeho...
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The 1920's was a time of influence that resonated in a special way with
the Crescent City. It was a time led by defiance, social change, and
dazzling culture. But most importantly, it gave birth to one of the city's
beloved trademarks-- jazz. From the trenches of smoky nigh...
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At 'OZ, one of our main missions is to bring New Orleans music to the world.
Props to Satchmo, who was always far ahead of us.
Now, over four decades after his death, it's easy to underestimate the size
and scope of his mid-century fame. But the newsreel clip about his 1960 ...
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A Ray Charles tune in which Brother Ray doesn’t sing and David
“Fathead” Newman doesn’t play tenor sax.
A ballad which is not so sedate, from possibly the best known New Orleans
alto player.
Maybe half a dozen of the Crescent City’s altoists, the well-known and the
less wel...
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