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Fredy Omar con su Banda, Desde Nueva Orleans (Louisiana Red Hot Records)
Fredy Omar con su Banda
Juice, Fortified (Independent)
Juice is the newest addition to the healthy New Orleans funk scene, dominated most recently by Galactic. Hoping for some of Galactic’s local and national success, Juice adds what they […]
Chip Wilson, Chip Wilson and a Jumpin’ Somethin’ (Independent)
Just released in January, guitarist Chip Wilson’s Chip Wilson and A Jumpin’ Somethin’ is a showcase of small combo 30s and 40s style jazz. A New Orleanian for the past […]
Guardians of the Flame, New Way Pocky Way (First Tribe)
“This is the New Way Pocky Way for the New Day.” – Victoria Harrison, Age 7. So opens this intriguing and powerful record that embraces the Mardi Gras Indian heritage. […]
Jeremy Davenport, Maybe in A Dream (Telarc)
Jeremy Davenport’s Maybe In a Dream is his long-awaited new record of hopelessly romantic jazz. Mixing standards and solid originals, Davenport — one of New Orleans’ best-kept secrets — is […]
Fest Focus: Original Dixieland Jazz Band
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Fest Focus: Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers
Like the Caribbean Négritude poets Aimé Césaire and Léopold Senghor, Ziggy Marley and his siblings see their music as a vehicle for social protest and asserting the value and dignity […]
Fest Focus: Terrance Simien
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