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Jazzfest is unquestionably the premiere gig in New Orleans as far as getting exposure to a large and influential record-buying and club-booking public.
Archive 2008-05-01 2008
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Jazzfest is unquestionably the premiere gig in New Orleans as far as getting exposure to a large and influential record-buying and club-booking public.
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Jazzfest is recording many of its live sets and making them downloadable (for sale) worldwide shortly they’re played.
Jazzfest: ‘Things Are Gonna Get Brighter’ - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Jazzfest is recording many of its live sets and making them downloadable (for sale) worldwide shortly they’re played.
Jazzfest: ‘Things Are Gonna Get Brighter’ - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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And then Jazzfest is over and I’m headed back to New York, where Indian gangs don’t vow to “set your flag on fire” over a tambourine beat and there’s not a brass-band gig somewhere every night of the week.
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And then Jazzfest is over and I’m headed back to New York, where Indian gangs don’t vow to “set your flag on fire” over a tambourine beat and there’s not a brass-band gig somewhere every night of the week.
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While Jazzfest is a tourist draw and an annual survey of the music New Orleanians can hear most nights of the year, it’s also the nonprofit foundation that sustains the magnificently New Orleans-centric radio station WWOZ (listen to it at www. wwoz.com).
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While Jazzfest is a tourist draw and an annual survey of the music New Orleanians can hear most nights of the year, it’s also the nonprofit foundation that sustains the magnificently New Orleans-centric radio station WWOZ (listen to it at www. wwoz.com).
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“You hurt me Katrina, but I’m still standing,” preached Bishop Paul S. Morton, who had the Rev. Jesse Jackson among his listeners in Jazzfest’s gospel tent.
Jazzfest: “Thank God I Made It” - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com 2007
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“You hurt me Katrina, but I’m still standing,” preached Bishop Paul S. Morton, who had the Rev. Jesse Jackson among his listeners in Jazzfest’s gospel tent.
Jazzfest: “Thank God I Made It” - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com 2007
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