Issue Articles
Dr. John
No other New Orleans artist has worn as many musical jackets as Mac Rebennack aka Dr. John. During his career, which spans over four decades, he’s been a little-dab-will-do-ya rock […]
The Life of Jerry Jumonville & Saying Goodbye to Red Tyler
Like many great New Orleans rhythm and blues saxophone players, Jerry Jumonville possesses a strong affection for modern jazz. “Sometimes it seems like there are two musicians trapped inside me,” […]
Luther Kent
Luther Kent has been part of the New Orleans music scene for 36 years. From his teenage days doing shows with Danny White, Benny Spellman and Ernie K-Doe, he wound […]
Willie West Pounds the Blacktop
Although Willie West is a contemporary of Ernie K-Doe, Lee Dorsey, Johnny Adams, King Floyd, Chris Kenner, Jessie Hill and Benny Spellman, his career has been overlooked partially because his […]
Slim Harpo, Sting It Then (Ace)
We’re sorry, but this article is currently unavailable online. We are going to gradually add more and more to the online archives. For now, you can purchase the back issue […]
Lifetime Achievement Award: Aaron Neville
Aaron Neville has made a Manhattan hotel suite his headquarters for nearly a week. The trip is part of A&M Records’ promotional push behind his latest release, To Make Me […]
