WWOZ brings together our local, national and international supporters into a distinctive community that celebrates and strengthens the music, musicians, culture and culture bearers of New Orleans.
Free Agents Brass Band is just one of the many brass bands performing at the
Treme Creole Gumbo Fest this weekend. Check out their appearance at Jazz in
the Park a couple years ago below and then find more details on this
weekend's festival and lineup here.
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1 What a difference a day made Hank Crawford 05:32
The soul clinic
2 Grace Lizz Wright 04:56 Grace
3 Go Down Moses Hampton Hawes 06:30 Northern
Windows
4 Stormy Monday Gildo Mahones 04:03 I'm Shooting
High
5 ...
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A very happy birthday to Ellis Marsalis, a WWOZ Guardian of the Groove!
Three years ago, he traveled for a performance at Lincoln Center in honor of
his 80th birthday. Check out the performance and interview series below.
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Tuesday night 1950s R&B show host Neil Pellegrin has been paying tribute to
the late, great Fats Domino with a special series of shows. Listen to the
first two episodes on our 2-week archive:
First show covers through 1953: listen here, available through November 13
Second...
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1 Turn on Your Love Light Lonnie Mack 02:12
Memphis Wham!
2 Children Don't Get Weary Booker T. & The MG's 03:37
Up Tight
3 Little Light The Eagle Rock Gospel Singers 03:20
Burn Brightly
4 Satisfaction Guaranteed Judy W...
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Wendell Eugene passed away on Tuesday, November 7, at the age of 94. Mr.
Eugene was one of the most well-respected and longest-serving trombonists in
the traditional jazz community in New Orleans.
Eugene was born in New Orleans in 1923 and served in the Navy during World
W...
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Take a gander back to 1980 with this PBS documentary on Pete Fountain. A
pre-reality TV era PBS takes a look at Pete's rise as a musician, joins
Pete and his band in their Winnebago as they cross the country to a
well-paying gig, and stop in at a crawfish boil hosted by Pet...
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1) Oak Street Po Boy Fest is happening on Sunday, November 12. It will
feature over two dozen local restaurants and caterers serving up various
incarnations of the festival's namesake food. If you can't find your po boy
here, you won't find it anywhere-- there are over 50 v...
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