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Professor Longhair was an important part of the New Orleans music scene for decades, with his piano style influencing countless other musicians.
US National Recording Registry Adds New Music Selections 2011
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Where Mr. Diehl goes for consistency, Mr. Batiste is remarkably diverse; his own semi-classic was the Brazilian choro "Tico-Tico no Fubá," yet he also played a pair of lullabies with his saxophonists Eddie Barbash and Matt Marantz, and parade-style variations on folk numbers like "You Are My Sunshine" and "Skip to My Lou" in styles that mixed in influences from Professor Longhair to Ahmad Jamal.
Passing Down the Piano Torch Song Will Friedwald 2011
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And seeing your post I am assuming it's a smooth coat, as Black & Tan isn't a wirehaired color and Longhair Doxies usually are much more "mellow" than the other Miniature Doxie types!
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Professor Longhair was an important part of the New Orleans music scene for decades, with his piano style influencing countless other musicians.
US National Recording Registry Adds New Music Selections 2011
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And seeing your post I am assuming it's a smooth coat, as Black & Tan isn't a wirehaired color and Longhair Doxies usually are much more "mellow" than the other Miniature Doxie types!
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Blind Willie McTell was signed, and so was Professor Longhair.
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Generations of musicians he worked with, from Fats Domino and Professor Longhair to Dr. John and Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, knew him as "the Creole Beethoven."
A 'Creole Beethoven' Who Stirred Spice Into Songs Stephen Miller 2011
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James Booker's Let Them Talk and a Professor Longhair rocker for an encore, wound up a very unexpected tour de force.
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He encouraged Mr. Butler's individuality, and arranged for one memorable afternoon of study with the dean of New Orleans pianists, Henry Roeland Byrd, better known as Professor Longhair.
At Jazz Standard, New Orleans's Loss Is New York's Gain Larry Blumenfeld 2011
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At 24, Mr. Batiste is already a master of modern jazz as well as the great New Orleans party piano playboys like Professor Longhair, James Booker and Doctor John.
Ringing in the American Revolution Will Friedwald 2011
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