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Preservation Propagation: Preservation Hall Jazz Band has left the museum behind

April 24, 2017 by: Brett Milano

If there’s one thing you don’t expect to see at Preservation Hall, it’s David Bowie—hundreds of David Bowies in fact, in every incarnation from Ziggy Stardust on up to Lazarus. That was the scene last year when the Hall hosted a second line in Bowie’s honor—arguably the greatest step beyond jazz tradition it’s ever taken. The crowds jammed the streets outside the Hall like it was a big rock show, l...

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