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Crescent City Jewels

Label: Troubadour Jass
Released: 2024
Track listing: Sidewalk Sizzle; A Sleepin' Bee; Ooh Poo Pah Doo; Basie Moods; Valley of Prayers; El Ultimo Cafe; High Cotton; Summertime; Exactly Like You; Inner Urge; 'Round Midnight; I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free; Basin Street Blues; What a Difference a Day Makes; Intro to Liza; Lil Liza Jane.

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Hittin' It

Label: Cellar Music Group
Released: 2024
Track listing: Actualization; That's It; Temperance; Mr Not So PC; So Bro; Hittin' It; I Got Somethin; Cruisin' High; Pick Peck.

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What It Means

Label: Cellar Music Group
Released: 2024
Track listing: Comes Love; Sweet Pea; Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans?; The Beat Goes On; In The House; Cornet Chop Suey; Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy); Days Like This; Petit Fleur; Elbow Bump; Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel /A Child is Born).

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Louisiana Stories

Label: I/R Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Louisiana Days, Louisiana Nights (instrumental); The Bands are Bringing Everyone Home (instrumental); Something You Got (instrumental); My Mother’s Spirit Speaks to Me Whispering of Eternity (instrumental); The Dreamers and the Believers (instrumental); Some Rain Tonight (instrumental); Colors Changing Color (instrumental); Get Your JAM On! (instrumental); Louisiana Days, Louisiana Nights; The Bands are Bringing Everyone Home; Marsha’s; Jack Groves; Something You Got; My Mother’s Spirit Speaks to Me Whispering of Eternity; The Dreamers and the Believers; Some Rain Tonight; Colors Changing Color; Get Your JAM On!; Our Trains Keep A-Comin”; Ev’ry Child is Born to be the Light of Dawn.

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Delfeayo Marsalis Uptown Jazz Orchestra: Crescent City Jewels

Read "Crescent City Jewels" reviewed by Jack Bowers


Among the four musically talented Marsalis brothers from New Orleans, Delfeayo is the one who plays trombone. He is also the one who leads the impressive Uptown Jazz Orchestra in Crescent City Jewels, an affable salute to his beloved home town. The playlist spans the gamut from blues to ballads, breezy bon bons to flat-out burners, ...

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Delfeayo Marsalis: Crescent City Jewels

Read "Crescent City Jewels" reviewed by Pierre Giroux


Delfeayo Marsalis' release Crescent City Jewels is a vibrant tribute to the resilience and spirit of New Orleans, expertly captured by his Uptown Jazz Orchestra. The album reads like a journal from Marsalis, full of musical moments that celebrate life's joys. Featuring an array of veteran musicians and rising stars from the Crescent City, it is ...

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Article: Profile

How Ahmad Jamal Got His Groove Back

Read "How Ahmad Jamal Got His Groove Back" reviewed by Chuck Lenatti


Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 Though he was well-versed in the musical vernacular of blues, big bands, bebop and hard bop, piano trios and singers, as well as European classical music, pianist Ahmad Jamal seemed out of step as jazz fused with rock and R&B in the 1970s. ...

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Benny Jones: Jazz History & More

Read "Benny Jones: Jazz History & More" reviewed by Thomas Cole


I was born and raised in the 6th Ward, which is called Tremé these days but these days I live near the Fairgrounds. My father was in the Eureka Brass Band and was very good friends with bot the Humphrey brothers--Willie and Percy. They had all played in different bands together as well as at Preservation ...

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Mike Clement: Hittin' It

Read "Hittin' It" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Mike Clement makes no bones about his love for the classic organ trio configuration. The Canadian-born, New Orleans-based guitarist uses his liner statement to praise the format and namecheck a handful of his legendary six-string forebears who've made their mark in said domain (i.e. Pat Martino, George Benson, Grant Green), and the music he presents on ...

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Article: In Pictures

2024 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival

Read "2024 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival" reviewed by Mark Robbins


The first thing a first time attendee to the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival learns is that no matter how much planning is put into creating a schedule so no favorite acts are missed is impossible. The festival, celebrating its 54th birthday, runs the last weekend of April and the first weekend of May. Historically ...


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