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A Resident Englishman: Clive Wilson talks about his jazz journey from London to New Orleans

July 30, 2019 by: Stacey Leigh Bridewell

 

Preservation Hall proprietor Larry Borenstein once remarked to Clive Wilson that the New Orleans jazz scene has always had a “resident Englishman.” In his new memoir, Time of My Life: A Jazz Journey from London to New Orleans, English trumpet player Clive Wilson recounts vivid tales of coming to New Orleans and witnessing the early days of Preservation Hall, the legen...

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