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Giant Steps
Most pop-music fans likely couldn't come up with a working definition for funk , they just know it when their butts start moving to it.
Boston Phoenix | Thursday May 5
Where to Stay in New Orleans and All that Jazz
Born in New Orleans in 1901, Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong is said to be among the greatest of all Jazz musicians, by displaying an amazing technical ability, along with joy and spontaneity in his work.
Travellady.com | Monday May 2
End of Jazz Fest Means Busy New Orleans Int'l Airport
The last day of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival means the start of busy days at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport.
Airport Business | Sunday May 1
The 60-Second Interview
From the little bitty burg of Kentwood, Topsy Chapman launched a gospel singing career, eventually moving to New Orleans and becoming a performer, composer and arranger.
Times-Picayune (Registration Required) | Saturday Apr 30
Musician wields his French horn on music of Strauss, `Matrix'
Richard Todd straddles worlds with his French horn. He has performed and recorded with jazz masters and leads his own top-drawer jazz quartet.
San Jose Mercury News (Registration Required) | Thursday Apr 28
Louisiana Music Family Showcase
Having traveled the globe and earned the reputation as one of the "royal families of jazz," the Jordans will all perform together for the first time in New Orleans.
Bayou Buzz | Friday Apr 22
Upright talent
Ronald Guerin was military to the core. Drill sergeant. Green Beret. Airborne Ranger.
Times-Picayune (Registration Required) | Thursday Apr 28
Performance artist Philip Horvitz dead at age 44
Philip Horvitz, a performance artist and choreographer who used bittersweet humor to describe his life as a gay man, has died.
The Tribune | Apr 11, 2005
Sirius Satellite Radio: On Golden Pond 's Leslie Uggams on "Radio Playbill"
Broadway has no shortage of great ladies this spring, but one of the most welcome is Leslie Uggams, a Tony-winner as Best Actress in a musical for Hallelujah Baby!, who is starring in a revival of the family ...
Playbill | Apr 10, 2005
Jeff OKs increase in cab fares
After a half-dozen taxi drivers begged them for help to endure the skyrocketing price of gasoline, the Jefferson Parish Council on Wednesday unanimously approved the first cab-fare increase in five years.
Times-Picayune (Registration Required) | Friday Apr 15
Louisiana Business Shorts: Bad Trade Numbers, Saints Deal, Yahoo VP...
For Those counting or caring, a bit of economic uncertainty. According to the Commerce Department, due to continued China boosted the trade deficit to $61.0 billion in February, a 4.3% jump from January and the ...
Bayou Buzz | Apr 12, 2005
Another look at a legend
"Billie Holiday become a legend in her own time," the voice says. "Partially because she's been knocked around a good deal and because the world knows about it.
The Oregonian (Registration Required) | Apr 8, 2005
Brokers mourn airport office
The closure of a U.S. Customs office at Louis Armstrong International Airport has angered representatives of the air cargo industry, who said the change will increase their costs and discourage companies from ...
Times-Picayune (Registration Required) | Apr 10, 2005
Louisiana Politics Buzz: Congressman Jefferson Remembers The Pope; Jindal and Vitter Combine Forces
Pope John Paul II redefined the office of the Pope. Instead of focusing his attention completely on the Catholic Church, he reached out to all denominations.
Bayou Buzz | Apr 8, 2005
Side Street Strutters set for Webb Center
This is no ordinary Dixieland band. The Side Street Strutters' vast repertoire encompasses more than half a century of jazz styles, and they will appear live at the Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts on ...
The Sun | Apr 6, 2005
An artist's legacy
Jack Pickett died last week. After two years of dealing with Lou Gehrig's disease, he finally ran out of breath and couldn't get enough oxygen to sustain himself.
Times-Picayune (Registration Required) | Apr 3, 2005
Festivals sprout with the warmth
Festivals are everywhere during the spring and summer. Celebrations range from visual arts to bluegrass to beer sampling.
Detroit Free Press | Apr 3, 2005
Overnight Jazz
Comment: The Judge of course was Milt Hinton and 'the jury' in this case was four other bass players, sounding very good.
WWOZ | Mar 29, 2005
'The Cotton Club Returns': The Strand swings for a night of music and dance
Beverly "Lady Luck" Lynch and Jimmy "Mr. Lucky" Lynch will be among those featured at "Return to the Cotton Club." If you go WHAT: "The Cotton Club Returns." WHEN: 7 p.m. Saturday.
The Shreveport Times | Mar 25, 2005
Pearls in the city
If Abbeville is the Oyster Capital of the World, New Orleans is a mecca for oyster barflies.
Times-Picayune (Registration Required) | Mar 18, 2005
Oratorio 'Strange Fruit' is rich and redemptive
Faith guides mission of Bush favorite, Ocala Rep. Baxley Visitor Guide Attractions Lodgings Beaches Golf More care for your pet Pet therapy is a natural next step for veterinarians and pet care-givers in a ...
Herald Tribune | Mar 15, 2005
A Musical Survivor
By Michael Rydzynski Who: John Alexander is in the midst of his third-of-a-century mark as conductor of the Pacific Chorale.
OC Metro | Mar 8, 2005
A culture with a lost past
A young woman swathed in a luminous green gown twists and turns onstage, as if possessed.
Chicago Tribune (Registration Required) | Mar 6, 2005
A Day in Mumbai: The Professor and ...
Help a 20 yr old fight Leukemia. Donate Sponsored Links Advertisement India Smiles Contest Entries Win $2500 and a Penguin Publishing Contract Encounters Of The Toothy Kind My first encounter with a dentist One ...
Sulekha.com | Mar 5, 2005
Fees for airport attorneys drop sharply
Fees for attorneys working for the city's Louis Armstrong International Airport have dropped by more than half since Mayor Ray Nagin took office in 2004.
KATC Lafayette | Feb 28, 2005
Push Continues For BWI Name Change
Marshall, one of the state's most famous native sons and the first black justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.
WJZ Baltimore | Feb 25, 2005
No glass slipper
Monte Carlo holds a magic place in the annals of ballet. And some of that magic is coming to New Orleans this weekend.
Times-Picayune (Registration Required) | Feb 23, 2005
Feel the flame
It just isn't fair. New Orleans gets Mardi Gras in February. Rio de Janeiro, Port of Spain and other tropical cities far to the south throw massive Carnival celebrations.
Boston Herald | Feb 18, 2005
Maria Muldaur to perform at Yesteryears
THE TURNING of the New Year is often a time of both reflection and celebration. While people might look back over the events, tribulations and accomplishments of the past year with a sigh of relief for having ...
U-entertainment.com | Feb 6, 2005
Cuttin' a rug to white bands
By Charles A. Sengstock Jr. University of Illinois. $35. As someone who has hung around downtown Chicago for a quarter of a century, I learned, thanks to Sengstock, how I have danced in the steps of white bands ...
Chicago Sun-Times | Jan 16, 2005
Salute to Satchmo features Marcus Belgrave's sextet with the Hilton Head Orchestra
The Hilton Head Orchestra, under the direction of Mary Woodmansee Green, presents a special tribute to jazz legend Louis Armstrong with a Salute to Satchmo.
Lowcountry Now | Dec 31, 2004
All boned up
Who knew Black Sabbath tunes sounded so good on the trombone? Apparently Mark Mullins did.
Vail Daily News | Dec 31, 2004
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Big Easy child's play
Those annual images of delirious crowds whooping it up, drinking things down, dancing and prancing past midnight don't make New Orleans look like a place to vacation with children.
Newsday | Friday
Two days is not enough time to explore the cultural clashes and contradictions of New Orleans
Even in two short days in New Orleans, it's pretty much impossible for your senses not to be taken in by the aromas of Creole food, the sounds of saxophones and clarinets, the etched Xs on cemetery walls ...
Vue Weekly | Thursday May 12
Jazzfest weathers another potential disaster
What should have been the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival's finest hour this year was nearly its worst.
Times-Picayune (Registration Required) | Sunday May 8
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Wild Man Blues
RCAVictor Woody Allen's New Orleans jazz is a combination of mournful blues and lively syncopation played with raw spontaneity.
JazzTimes via KeepMedia.com | Apr 1, 1999
The Kenny Davern Quartet at the Mill Hill Playhouse
Michel Portal was a pioneer of free jazz in France. Because these 14 tracks, extracted from three European duo concerts with accordionist Richard ...
JazzTimes via KeepMedia.com | Feb 1, 2005
New Orleans
French Quarter Bourbon Street Bourbon Street Though you'd never guess it from the hype, there are two faces to this much-mythologized drag.
Rough Guides Travel via KeepMedia.com | Sep 24, 2002
Classic Capitol Jazz Sessions
Mosaic here brings to light 65 sessions recorded for Capitol by various groups of jazzmen between 1942 and 1953, their major connecting factor being ...
JazzTimes via KeepMedia.com | Sep 1, 1997
Woods Shedding: Dr. Michael White's forest dance
Clarinetist Dr. Michael White thoroughly knows and loves New Orleans.
JazzTimes via KeepMedia.com | Sep 1, 2004
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