WWOZ brings together our local, national and international supporters into a distinctive community that celebrates and strengthens the music, musicians, culture and culture bearers of New Orleans.
This Wednesday, July 10 we'll remember and celebrate the life of Uncle Lionel
Batiste from perhaps a less familiar vantagepoint. One of my favorite
memories of Uncle Lionel are the times he would occassionally sit next to me
and softly sing the old songs of his youth most ...
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Tune this Wednesday, July 11th for 3 hours with Mark Bingham. For those who
don't know Mark, he's a producer, arranger, musician, engineer, visionary,
cook, he does it all! (validated source - pietystreetcom) His studio,
Piety Street Studios is in the Bywater section of ...
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On this week’s program, we enjoy an hour of Evan Christopher, recorded live
at Clever Wine Bar in Mid-City. During the program, Evan and I talk about
New Orleans, the clarinet and some of his musical heroes. I also visit Murf
Reeves of Sylvain Restaurant and Chris Hannah ...
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WWOZ is deeply saddened by the loss of Uncle Lionel as we keep his family and bandmembers in our prayers. Whether you saw him performing with the Treme Brass Band, hat tipped to the side, or strolling through the Quarter, cane in hand, he was always a true gentleman.
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Don't miss this amazing concert: Circle Bar (1032 St. Charles Ave. @ Lee
Circle) is hosting "Summer Love" benefit concert, sponsored by the New
Orleans Musicians Assistance Foundation, benefiting One World Family
international health & education initiatives in Thailand/Bur...
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Holding her hand carved granite JazzAscona Award, Irma Thomas thanked the
crowd assembled in the Jazz ClubTorre Tent after her performance. Still on
their feet after her second set, they cheered for the Soul Queen of New
Orleans, for that night she was the Soul Queen of Asc...
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On this week’s program, we celebrate music and food and their connection to culture and history. In the first half, Cajun music meets up with fishing, as we enjoy the Lost Bayou Ramblers with some oysters and pasta, alligator sauce piquant and Hummingbird cake at Borgne resta...
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The Tone Scientists of the Tuesday Kitchen Sink are proud to bring you the
annual reading of the Declaration of Independence, the ur-document of these
United States. We will bring it to you with the list of grievances and
consanguinuity. Of course, there will be music to ...
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