Thursday, October 23, 2014

Weekly Beat: Prospect.3 Kicks Off, Christian Scott Returns to Frenchmen, Trumpet Mafia Makes its Debut, and more!

VOLUME 12, NUMBER 41
OCTOBER 9, 2014
VOLUME 12, NUMBER 42
OCTOBER 23, 2014
New Orleans and Louisiana's Music and Culture Newsletter
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PROSPECT.3 KICKS OFF THIS WEEKEND
PROSPECT.3 KICKS OFF ACROSS NEW ORLEANS


Prospect.3, the third city-wide art biannual, kicks off this weekend with a variety of events. Be sure to check out all of the Prospect.3 installations across the city.  
 
Photo by Stephen Maloney

Having evolved from a series if Frenchmen Street practice sessions, Trumpet Mafia is set to shake up the way you hear jazz and hip-hop, starting with a show tonight for Tulane's Jazz at the Rat series. 

 

MORE @ A GLANCE:  
  
Fellow Frenchmen Street musician Julian Addison is drumming up quite the reputation. 

Christian Scott will return to Frenchmen with a show this weekend at Snug Harbor. 

October 25 is going to be a busy day. Check out our picks for that day.

PHOTO GALLERY:  

 
12-23-2010
Jan Ramsey, OffBeat Publisher and
 Editor-In-Chief
WHAT'S WORTH PRESERVING?
 
Surprise, surprise.

A balcony on a building on Royal Street partially collapsed yesterday, and more damage happened today when the building continued to deteriorate.

City agencies like the Vieux Carre Commission and Historic Distrcit Landmarks Commission are only interested in the facades. How about the actual buildings themselves? Why aren't they paying attention to that?

I don't know about you, but the political campaign ads are starting to wear me down. How much do they influence your vote? 

LAST WEEK'S POLL

Do we need more blues-friendly clubs in New Orleans

No, there's enough blues acts offered
at clubs around town on a regular basis..........32%

Yes, I'd go out to hear more blues music 
if it were regularly offered in a 
New Orleans club..............................................68%

 
CELEBRATE!

THEY SAY IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY...

Happy Birthday composer and saxophonist

Harold Battiste
(photo by Greg Miles)

OCTOBER 23

CAROL FRAN: Vocalist, Lafayette, 1933.

BARBARA ANN HAWKINS: Vocalist, New Orleans, 1943.

 

OCTOBER 24

BETTYE SWANN: Vocalist, Shreveport, 1944.

BANU GIBSON: Vocalist, Dayton, 1947.

 

OCTOBER 25

ROSIE LEDET: Accordionist, Church Point, 1971.


 
OCTOBER 26

ERIC LINDELL: Singer songwriter and guitarist, San Mateo, 1959.

 

OCTOBER 27

SHERMAN ROBERTSON: Guitarist and vocalist, Breaux Bridge, 1948.

SCOTT BILLINGTON: Singer songwriter and producer, Melrose, 1951.

WENDELL BRUNIOUS: Trumpeter, singer songwriter, New Orleans, 1954.

KATJA TOIVOLA: Trombonist, Helsinki, 1975

 

OCTOBER 28

HAROLD BATTISTE: Composer and saxophonist, New Orleans, 1931.

KENT JORDAN: Flautist, New Orleans, 1958.

FRANK OCEAN: Singer songwriter, New Orleans, 1987.

 

OCTOBER 29

WAYNE FORET: Singer songwriter, Westwego, 1948.
 


If you're a Louisiana musician, send us your birthday (month-day-year) so we can wish you a good one!

 

Louisiana musicians, bands and music businesses: 

If you haven't updated your FREE listings in the Louisiana Music Directory, do it NOW!

Listings in the LMD database are used for voting in Best of The Beat beginning in December! 

You must be listed in the LMD to vote.

 

Make sure your Louisiana musician friends and business are included! 

 
LIONEL FERBOS REMEMBERED
Photo by Golden G. Richard, III
The New Orleans Ragtime Orchestra is planning a Lionel Ferbos tribute at Trinity Episcopal Church on November 9. 

MORE NEWS:  

Did you see the first episode of Sonic Highways? Are you excited for the New Orleans episode?

The ReFresh Project won a prestigious Green Garden award


Check out these spooky Louisiana Halloween songs
 

Mike Watt with il sogno del marinaio

plays One Eyed Jacks on Sunday,

October 26 at 10 p.m.

 
OFFBEAT DAILY PICKS OF THE WEEK
Thursday 23:
Jazz in the Park featuring 
Los Hombres Calientes and Stephanie Jordan
Friday 24:
Of Montreal
Saturday 25:

 

Christian Scott Quintet
Sunday 26:
Jesse Boyd Trio
Monday 27:
Luke Winslow King / Glen David Andrews
Tuesday 28:
Ed Petersen presents a Tribute to Queen
Wednesday 29:
Jorge Pacheco from Cuba
at the Sandbar

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