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Topic: Music of New Orleans

	AllRefer.com - jazz : New Orleans Jazz (Music: Popular And Jazz) - Encyclopedia
		New Orleans, or Dixieland, jazz is played by small bands usually made up of cornet or trumpet, clarinet, trombone, and a rhythm section that includes bass, drums, guitar, and sometimes piano.
		The closing in 1917 of the notorious Storyville district of New Orleans produced an exodus of jazz musicians.
		Many went to Chicago, where the New Orleans style survived in the bands of King Oliver, and later in the music of Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, and Johnny Dodds.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/J/jazz-new-orleans-jazz.html (378 words)

	College of Music - Loyola University New Orleans
		The College of Music also prides itself on the relationship between its faculty and students and its comprehensive array of ensembles which afford students the opportunity to perform on a consistent basis.
		College of Music students have ample performance opportunities both on campus with numerous ensembles and throughout New Orleans, a city known for its unique blend of music, food, and culture.
		Supporting the Jesuit goal of academic excellence is the College of Music faculty, which has the highest of professional credentials: nationally acclaimed theorists, business leaders, composers, educators, performers, and music therapists.
	music.loyno.edu (408 words)

	Boston.com / A&E / Music / New Orleans Jazz Fest will go on (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival will go on, say organizers, despite losses of $800,000 to $900,000 on this year's event.
		NEW ORLEANS -- The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival will go on, say organizers, despite losses of $800,000 to $900,000 on this year's event.
		Don Marshall, the foundation's new executive director, said he plans to launch a Friends of the Fest membership organization and become more aggressive about applying for grants.
	www.boston.com /ae/music/articles/2004/08/17/new_orleans_jazz_fest_will_go_on (287 words)

	age history music new for New Age Music
		The New Age Music, World Music and Ambient Music of Clairvoyeur is an imaginative listening experience that will stir your emotions and transport you to your own surreal dreamland.
		Clairvoyeur music is music for relaxation and rejuvenation, for stolen moments of romance.
		New age music is, of course, at the heart of the history of these types of music.
	www.magicspellmusic.com /music/newagemusic/age-history-music-new.htm (709 words)

	New Georgia Encyclopedia: "Little Richard" Penniman (b. 1932)
		Little Richard's music career came to a halt after his father was murdered.
		In September 1955 Little Richard met Blackwell for a recording session, in New Orleans, Louisiana, where he attempted several typical blues numbers with studio musicians.
		A short-lived evangelical career met with limited success, and in 1962 he returned to rock music, touring Great Britain and Germany with the Beatles, who idolized him and performed their own versions of many of his songs.
	www.newgeorgiaencyclopedia.org /nge/Article.jsp?id=h-1705&pid=s-71 (882 words)

	New Orleans Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		House of Blues: House of Blues is a home for live music and southern-inspired cuisine in an environment celebrating the African American cultural contributions of blues music and folk art.
		Tipitina's: Music clubs are rarely dedicated to a single musician, and few as influential as performer, composer, and pianist Professor Longhair.
		Professor Longhair) is one of the most revered rhythm and blues musicians in the legacy of New Orleans music.
	www.sonesta.com /webpages2/page.asp?pageid=28209 (338 words)

	aurgasm: The Music of New Orleans :: your favorite music you've never heard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Kid Ory was a pioneer of New Orleans music, leading a band in 1911 as a trombonist.
		Although New Orleans is generally thought of as more of a jazz and RandB town, the streets of the Crescent City also gave birth to a quite different strain of the music.
		And although its roots are identified with New Orleans celebratory rituals, the song emerged as a quirky pop hit.
	aurgasm.us /2005/09/music-of-new-orleans.html (1708 words)

	New Orleans music venues & New Orleans music clubs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Good music and a great venue full of character but expect to queue to get in to this tiny venue.
		Sandwiched between the French Quarter and Faubourg Marigny this is an eclectic music venue featuring modern bands grubby on the outside, friendly on the inside.
		Lots of modern New Orleans bands play here although the bar does not host music every night so its essential to check the schedule.
	www.easybigeasy.com /musicvenues.htm (339 words)

	Live Music In New Orleans - New Orleans Depot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Zydeco Music All Louisiana and New Orleans Music...
		New Orleans, LA (April-May) Lineup, ticket sales, travel and maps, photos, store, chat.
		Michaul's Live Cajun Music Restaurant and Le Bon Temps Music Hall 840 St. Charles Avenue New Orleans, LA 70130 email: michauls@bellsouth.net 1-800-563...
	www.slotsfree.ca /live-music-in-new-orleans.html (437 words)

	WWOZ 90.7 FM New Orleans
		The New Orleans Musicians' Clinic has moved to Lafayette, LA and is up and running.
		New Orleans Bookfair will go on as scheduled on October 29
		Music writer George "Loki" Williams is adrift in New York
	www.wwoz.org (598 words)

	New Orleans Music, Jazz Blues Zydeco Cajun Music, Louisiana Music Factory
		From Cajun music to blues, Zydeco music to R&B, traditional New Orleans jazz to modern jazz, and more.
		The Louisiana Music Factory, located in the New Orleans French Quarter, carries the widest selection of Louisiana and New Orleans Music on compact disc & vinyl records in the world.
		The Louisiana Music Factory specializes in Louisiana and New Orleans music, and has a wide selection of hard to get titles, as well as a large collection of rare vinyl recordings.
	louisianamusicfactory.com (475 words)

	New Orleans Bounce Music
		(New Orleans rap music industry) (The Billboard Report)' from Billboard, a publication in the field of Arts and...
		New Orleans can lay claim to having originated three important musical styles: Jazz, Zydeco, and a local variant of rap music known as 'Bounce...
		An energetic style of New Orleans rap music, orignating in the early 1990s, characterized by call...
	www.billamusic.com /directory/new-orleans-bounce-music.html (241 words)

	Welcome to the Best of New Orleans!
		This is hometown to music heavyweights such as Al Hirt, Ellis, Wynton and Branford Marsalis, Allen Toussaint, Pete Fountain, The Radiators, a whole bunch of Nevilles and Harry Connick Jr.
		The city, known internationally as a music mecca, has as many variations of music as notes on a scale, and natives like to sample them all.
		New Orleans' character is formed by its influx of French, Italian and African natives; French, Spanish and American rule; pirates and fortune seekers; voodoo; Cajuns; Creoles; port commerce and enriching contributions from a gumbo of cultures.
	www2.gambitweekly.com /mus (266 words)

	Real People, Real Music, Real New Orleans
		But as a New Year begins and the old one ends, I can't help but think about the old days and what this station means to the musical culture of New Orleans.
		In New Orleans, birthplace of King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton and Sidney Bechet, you could still hear the sounds of traditional jazz in clubs in the French Quarter.
		The new studios will be housed in the New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park now being developed in Armstrong Park by the National Park Service.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=11 (816 words)

	Experience NEW ORLEANS! Guide to New Orleans hotels, restaurants, weather, attractions & coupons
		To those who already love New Orleans and to those who would like to experience our unique culture, our delicious restaurants, jazz in the streets of the French Quarter, riverboat cruises and more of the excitement only New Orleans can offer...
		New Orleans is known for its world renown restaurants.
		Check out our guide to the best New Orleans attractions and tours for some of the most interesting and popular tours to visit on your New Orleans vacation.
	www.experienceneworleans.com (920 words)

	Chip Wilson - New Orleans music from the French Quater (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Keep my voice healthy, learn a new song every few days, write one when the time is right, and make sure my guitar chops are happening.
		Chip Wilson has lived in New Orleans for ten years, finding his way as a musician since his arrival in the Crescent City.
		After several years in New Orleans of playing as a sideman in everything from blues to funk to rock, as well as big band, gypsy jazz and all original art bands, Chip’s independent release of original music, A Jumpin’ Somethin’, came out to critically positive reviews.
	www.jumpinsomethin.com (648 words)

	College of Music - Loyola University New Orleans
		Mahoney has several original compositions published by Walrous Music Publishing and is the director of the award-winning Loyola Jazz Band.
		Mahoney's first compact disc recording In From Somewhere,which was released in the Spring of 2001, features all original material performed by the John Mahoney Big Band.
		He has been with the College of Music faculty since 1978.
	music.loyno.edu /bios/mahoney.html (147 words)

	USATODAY.com - Four teens charged in killing at New Orleans music festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Four teenagers are accused of killing a man as he left the city's annual jazz festival, the second shooting death in three months at a major New Orleans tourist event, police said Monday.
		Police said the four teens demanded money from Daniel Breaux, 57, as he walked to his car Saturday after the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, then shot him in the head as he continued walking.
		The killing took place six blocks from the popular music event as crowds leaving the concert grounds streamed into the surrounding residential neighborhood.
	www.usatoday.com /news/nation/2004-05-03-jazz-fest-murder-charges_x.htm (322 words)

	HisMusic.com: New Orleans Christian music and Christian coffeehouses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		About the venue: Good News Fellowship, 13101 Highway 442 in Tickfaw (map), is a church that holds a southern gospel concert the 1st Friday night of each month.
		Sit at tables, listen to the music, and help yourself to a spread of desserts and snacks on a table at the side of the room.
		About the venue: Cafe New Orleans, located inside the student center of the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, 3939 Gentilly Boulevard in New Orleans (map), serves the seminary population on weekdays, and presents live Christian music a few Friday nights each year.
	www.hismusic.com (698 words)

	NYNO Records, The Indigenous Music of New Orleans
		NYNO Records wishes the city of New Orleans rapid recovery from the damage hurricane Katrina left behind and to the brave survivors--our thoughts are with you as you move forward with dignity.
		All cuts were produced by New Orleans legend and NYNO co-founder,Allen Toussaint.
		Buck's musical revelations are driven home with the collaborative efforts of the legendary Allen Toussaint, whose Midas touch gives this NYNO debut a warm glow.
	www.nynorecords.com /index.shtml (326 words)

	Music Stores New Orleans - New Orleans Depot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		SOUNd CHeK MUSIC is the greater New Orleans, Louisiana largest value-added provider of combo musical goods and professional related services.
		...music stores new orleans originals cds, new orleans originals dvds, new orleans originals eps, new orleans originals lps, new orleans...
		New Orleans native Gordon Graham has always been passionate about two things: woodwork and music.
	www.slotsfree.ca /music-stores-new-orleans.html (415 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: V2 New Orleans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Like its predecessor, this 1981 recording is as true as possible to the spirit, and even the letter, of the music that found form in New Orleans in the first decades of this century, music that had changed rapidly in the move to Chicago in the 1920s.
		The band brings a relaxed flow to the music whether it's a religious tune or a raucous rag, a feeling encouraged by the extended times permitted by later recording.
		The style is classic polyphony, with Frank Demond's trombone and Willie Humphrey's clarinet developing elaborate patterns around Percy Humphrey's stately and burnished trumpet leads; the music is propelled along by the rhythm section, including Josiah Frazier on drums and James Miller on piano.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000025PO (320 words)

	Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The mission of the Bring New Orleans Back Commission is to work with the mayor to create a master plan by the end of the year that rebuilds New Orleans culturally, socially, economically, and uniquely for every citizen.
		Mayor C. Ray Nagin announced today that the City of New Orleans is streamlining access into targeted areas of Orleans Parish while continuing to safeguard previously flooded areas.
		City Requiring All Employees To Check In After weeks of working to secure funds to make payroll, The City of New Orleans announced it has been forced to lay off up to 3,000 classified and unclassified City employees as a result of financial constraints in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
	www.realneworleansmusic.com (521 words)

	Portals and KM: Goin’ to New Orleans Part 3: New Orleans Music Places (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		New trends and technologies are covered with a switch to music and food on the weekends.
		This is the third part of a four part series on where to go to eat and listen to music in New Orleans.
		I went there in the late sixties when it was fairly new and again in the early 70s.
	billives.typepad.com /portals_and_km/2005/03/goin_to_new_orl_2.html (824 words)

	Dr. John :The Doctor Is In
		The music that Rebennack, as Dr. John, performed completed the magic, because it was as serious and authentic as it could be.
		Rebennack had paid his dues in the clubs and recording studios of New Orleans in the mid-1950s and early 60s, and it showed in his piano playing, his deportment, and even his speech patterns.
		The second thing that happened to disturb not only Rebennack's career but also the careers and livelihoods of many in the New Orleans music business was the election in 1961 of Earling Carothers "Jim" Garrison as District Attorney for the City of New Orleans.
	www.jazzitude.com /doctorjohn1.htm (1492 words)

	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock L
		It's OK music, but it's neo-prog at its most complex, with some progmetal thrown in to increase its popularity with people who prefer their music with a harder edge.
		Their musical approach has an ofttimes jazzy feel, with a lot of (sensible) tempo and dynamic changes from heavy to light, occasional odd time signatures, and very unpredictable and unique melodies.
		This New Orleans progressive band, covered "Whipping Post" in their heyday and were almost signed to a major before the labels lost interest in progressive music.
	www.gepr.net /l.html (13776 words)

	The Gumbo Pages
		Classical music on weekdays, eclectic shows on weekday evenings, and on the weekend a wide spectrum of bluegrass, country, folk, roots, rhythm and blues and assorted American music; plus locally-produced evening news, plus the BBC in the wee hours.
		Classical, opera, movie music, eclectic American music, Broadway and show tunes, Latin music, cocktail and lounge, surf music, blues, RandB, new age and electronic, bluegrass, folk, roots and traditional music, New Orleans music, Cajun and zydeco, Irish music, country, alternative and classic rock 'n roll, Grateful Dead, The Beatles, positive hip-hop, old-time radio drama...
		You can help the establishment of an endowed chair in traditional music in his name at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette's School of Music with your contribution, or your purchase of the wonderful CDs from the Medicine Show concerts...
	www.gumbopages.com (1793 words)

	Official Site of Greater New Orleans - New Orleans Convention & Visitors Bureau information including French Quarter, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		New Orleans Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau offers convention services and information for visitors to New Orleans.
		Whether you are planning a New Orleans vacation, a business trip, or traveling with friends to one of the many New Orleans events, like Mardi Gras, including Bourbon Street and French Quarter festivities, you can find what you need here.
		Along with coupons for various stores and events, and information on where to do the best New Orleans shopping, you'll also get information on New Orleans hotel availability, culture and background, New Orleans restaurants, and the best in New Orleans music and entertainment.
	www.neworleanscvb.com (156 words)

	The Revealers - Roots, Rock and Reggae Music from New Orleans, Louisiana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		New Orleans' own Revealers is one of the most popular bands in the Gulf Coast area.
		The Revealers are drawing large crowds and attracting new followers to every show.
		They have opened shows for some of the biggest names in the world of reggae music when they make their way to New Orleans.
	www.therevealers.com (265 words)

	Music Store New Orleans
		"New Orleans Voodoo" botanica run by a hounsi kanzo (initiated in Haiti).
		Louisiana and New Orleans music CDs including cajun, zydeco, Second Line and Dixieland jazz, gospel, and blues, harmonicas and Smoky's beginning harmonica course, cajun spoons, whistles,...
		Orleans Records - Based in New Orleans, Louisiana.
	www.nettmp3burner.com /musicstoreneworleans.html (219 words)

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