Music of the Louisiana Gulf Coast
Allen Tullos (compiler), Emory University
Gateway Sections:
New Orleans Miscellany:
The sounds and meanings of a New Orleans jazz
funeral. (RealAudio,
7:41 minutes)
http://www.amroutes.com/ram/AR_0244Dejan.ram
In the studio with Harold
Battiste, musician, producer, arranger, and teacher. Battitse
formed the first black-owned record company in New Orleans. (RealAudio,
14:33 minutes)
http://www.amroutes.com/ram/AR_0122Battiste.ram
Veteran piano professor Henry
Butler and young bluesman Corey Harris collaborate and talk
about the influences upon their music from Professor Longhair to
Jimmie
Rodgers, blues forms to country flavors. (RealAudio,
9:16 minutes.)
http://www.amroutes.com/ram/AR_0123CoreyHenry.ram
Along for the Mardi
Gras parade with Krew du Vieux and the Rebirth Brass Band. (RealAudio,
4:23 minutes)
http://www.amroutes.com/ram/AR_0206KDoe.ram
Wynton Marsalis
and jazz education in contemporary New Orleans. (RealAudio,
12:42 minutes)
http://www.amroutes.com/ram/AR_0235_WMarsalis.ram
*RealMedia sources on this page are courtesy of American
Routes, hosted by Nick Spitzer from New Orleans on Public Radio
International.
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