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Charles Suhor speaks about the N.O. strip clubs and modern jazz in the '50s and early '60s.
Spencer Williams Jr. ( grandson of Clarence Williams) and Danish musician Michael Boving tell the story of Williams' grandmother singer Eva Taylor.
The Tornado Brass Band played for the conference banquet on Saturday night.
L-R: Lars Edegran, Nina Buck, George Buck Jr. and his wife present the history of George Buck Sr.'s recording empire.
Bruce Raeburn (left) of Tulane's Hogan Jazz Archive gave a presentation about his father, bandleader Boyd Raeburn. This site's webmaster is at the right.
August 30. Blown down power poles/lines on Orleans Avenue.
Detail of above.
August 26, Norwegian Seamen's Church. Evan Christopher solos with the Lionel Ferbos band.
August 24. Matt Lemmler ensemble at Cafe Istanbul.
August 24. Cafe Istanbul. Matt Lemmler, Steve Masakowski and David Pulphus.
August 24. Evan Christopher performing with Matt Lemmler's New Orleans Jazz Revival Band.
Ernie K-Doe's old Mother in Law Lounge now owned by Kermit Ruffins. (A 2009 photograph.)
August 5. Don Vappie (with his back to the audience) and his Creole Jazz Serenaders gave a sparkling and varied performance. The tenor saxophonist is Ray Moore and the cornetist Bobby Campo.
August 5. The New Birth Brass Band brought out the second liners.
August 5. Fred Kasten (left) interviews Bruce Raeburn, director of Tulane's Jazz Archive, about his life and work. Raeburn's father was bandleader Boyd Raeburn and his mother singer Ginnie Powell.
August 5. The Palmetto Bug Stompers. L-R: Bruce Brackman, John Rodli, Robert Snow, Will Smith, Washboard Chaz and Charlie Hanahan.
August 5. Clive Wilson's Satchmo Serenade open the day's musical program.
August 4. Yoshio and Keiko Toyama backstage before their performance.
August 4. The first major public appearance of the Treme Brass Band since the passing of Lionel Batiste. Michael Duffy is the new bass drummer.
August 4. Michael Cogswell, director of Armstrong House (NYC), interviews House board member Stephen Maitland-Lewis. Ricky Riccardi is in the background.
August 4. Harmonouche, an exciting new band. L-R: Tim Paco, bass; Norbert Slama, accordion; Raphael Bas, leader, guitar; and Chris Kohl, clarinet.
August 4. Lionel Ferbos and his "adopted" granddaughter Chantelle Nabonne at the Old Mint. Ferbos later performed with Lars Edegran and the New Orleans Ragtime Orchestra.
August 4 (Armstrong's 111th birthday). Trombonist Steve Walker and legendary composer-saxophonist Harold Battiste smile for the camera.
July 30, Funky Pirate. The Leroy Jones Quintet concludes a month of Mondays paying tribute to the old Donna's Bar & Grill. L-R: Megan Swartz, Jones, Katja Toivola, Jerry Anderson and Mitchell Player.
July 30. Funky Pirate. Leroy Jones Quintet joined by Donna Poniatowski and her husband Charlie (just to the right of Leroy).
July 17. Lionel Ferbos arrives at the Palm Court in his stretch limo accompanied by his daughter (left) and granddaughter (right).
July 17, Palm Court Cafe. L-R: Brian O'Connell, Ferbos, Chuck Badie, Jamie Wight, Corey Walters, and Roo Johnson. Pianist Lars Edegran and banjoist Seva Venet not visible at left.
July 17. Palm Court Jazz Cafe. The birthday cake for a 101-year-old trumpeter.
July 15. Lionel Ferbos, the chick magnet, at the WW II Museum. A 101-year-old should not be that lucky! (Photo courtesy of Mary Saltarelli.)
July 13. It rained much of the day, but the conclusion of the Second Line for Uncle Lionel was bathed in sunshine. This is a view outside Sweet Lorraine's on St. Claude Avenue as the parade draws to a close.
July 13. Packed house in Sweet Lorraine's. Man dressed in white (with white hat) in center is Norman Batiste, Lionel's brother, who is surrounded by "Baby Dolls" carrying parasols.
July 2. Band members loosely conversing before the recording session begins. L-R: Hurley Blanchard, Tim Paco, Joe Torregano and Michael Torregano.
July 2. Bass drummer Anthony Bennett (also of The Original Royal Players Brass Band) before the recording session began.
July 2. Joe Torregano listening to playback of song. Brother Michael in the background.
June 23, Loyola University. L-R: Matt Lemmler, Steve Masakowski, James Singleton, John Mahoney, and Geoff Clapp.
June 23, Loyola. Matt Lemmler.
Loyola, June 23. Steve Masakowski and James Singleton.
June 15. Farewell photo of third annual New Orleans Traditional Jazz Campers. Photo courtesy Banu Gibson.
June 16. Tony Bazley Quartet at the Old Mint. L-R: Richard Knox, Rusty Gilder, Roderick Paulin, and Bazley.
June 16. Tony "Oulaboula" Bazley at the Old Mint.
June 13. Banu Gibson explaining to jazz camp students the relationship between the singer and the band.
June 10, faculty band at opening of Trad Jazz Camp. L-R: Tim Laughlin, Otis Bazoon, Connie Jones, Ed Polcer, Dave Sager, Gerald French and Carl LeBlanc. Pianist Dave Boeddinghaus and bassist Kerry Lewis are obscured in the background.
June 10, Laughlin's. Is Otis Bazoon already giving instructions to student clarinetist Dave Washburn from Dallas?
June 10, Laughlin's. L-R: Katie Cavera, Dave Sager and Banu Gibson.
June 7, Snug Harbor. Tom Saunders and his Tomcats. Back row (L-R): Chris Edmonds, Matt Rhody, Saunders, Gene Black. Front row (L-R): Tom Hook, Steve Giaratano, Ray Moore, Jason Mingledorf, Charlie Fardella, Dave Boswell, and Charlie Halloran.
June 3. Clarinetist Louis Ford led his trio in a jazz service at the Norwegian Seamen's Church. L-R: Michael Torregano, piano; Ford; and Dewey Sampson, bass.
May 19. Banu Gibson Quartet at the Bombay Club.
May 18. Sharon Martin as a (late) Billie Holiday.
May 18. Sharon Martin after the performance.
April 24. The UNO Hot Club. L-R: Matt Bell (leader), Georgi Petrov, Scott Myers, Neti Vann and bassist Sam Albright.
April 24. Barry Stephenson responding to Swenson award.
April 24. The UNO trad jazz ensemble. L-R: Rik Fletcher, Cadie Rodgers, Kyle Gancayco, Perrine, and Philip Sylve.
April 24. James Lundy.
Banu Gibson with the UNO trad band.
Norwegian Seamen's Church, April 22. L-R: Sammy Rimington, Larry Scala, Lars Edegran and Jesse Boyd.
L-R: Scala, Edegran, Rimington and Boyd
A view of the French Quarter during the 2012 French Quarter Festival.
FQF. Tim Laughlin's band, from left to right: Connie Jones, Matt Perrine, Larry Scala, Laughliin, Hal Smith, and Dan Barrett. Pianist Tom McDermott is out of sight at the left.
George Schmidt addresses the brass band colloquium at the Old Absinthe House.
FQF. Onward Brass Band, L-R: Tom Fischer, Otis Bazoon, Kevin Louis, Wendell Brunious, Ronell Johnson, with Jeffrey Hall Tanio Hingle and Kurt Nicewander in the background.
FQF. Eddie Bayard's Classic Jazz Orchestra, L-R: Bob Havens, Bayard, Duke Heitger, Tom Fischer, Steve Pistorius, with Hal Smith and Tom Saunders in the background.
FQF. Yolanda Windsay with trumpeter Leroy Jones and his band.
FQF. Yolanda Windsay with Gerald French's Tuxedo Jazz Band. L-R: Detroit Brooks, banjo; Charlie Gabriel, clarinet; Andrew Baham, trumpet; Lucien Barbarin, trombone; Meghan Swartz, piano; Mitch Player, bass; and French, drums.
FQF. Trumpeter John "Kid" Simmons and Robert Harris, trombone; Daniel Farrow, tenor sax; Jamie Wight, piano; Bernie Attridge, bass; and Andrew Hall, drums.
FQF. Clive Wilson's front line, L-R: Freddy John, Wilson, and Tom Sancton.
FQF. Centenarian Lionel Ferbos being interviewed by John McCusker
April 11. Musicians' benefit at Bultman home. L-R: Lars Edegran, Kerry Lewis, Seva Venet, Otis Bazoon and Tom Sancton.
April 11. Barbara Shorts sings at musicians' benefit.
The late Elizabeth Catlett's Congo Square poster (2000). See Comings and Goings.
April 1. Norwegian Seamen's Church. L-R: Christian Winther, Peter Harris and Don Vappie.
March 31. Old Algiers River Fest. Sasha Masakowski and Steve Masakowski.
March 31. Old Algiers River Fest. Delfeayo Marsalis soloing on "Wonderful World."
March 31. Old Algiers River Fest. Mark Braud, trumpet, and Lucien Barbarin, trombone. Shannon Powell in the background.
March 13, Sandbar (UNO). Tony Dagradi. Bassists Barry Stephenson in background.
March 13, Sandbar. Dagradi and guitarist Josh Starkman
March 6, Sandbar (UNO). Trumpeter Claudio Roditi with UNO student band. That's Ricky Sebastian on drums in the background.
March 4. Yolanda Windsay at the Maison with Gerald French & Co.
The Maison. L-R: Larry Sieberth, Detroit Brooks, Richard Moten, Tom Fischer, Mark Braud, Gerald French and Lucien Barbarin.
Norwegian Seamen's Church, L-R: Luke Winslow-King, Matt Rhody and Cassidy Holden.
March 1, Chickie Wah Wah. Tom McDermott and Meschiya Lake.
Meschiya Lake and Tom McDermott at the live recording session.
March 1. Rufus Reid at the Old US Mint.
The late sculptor Elizabeth Catlett with one of her pieces that inspired Rufus Reid. She passed away on April 2 in Cuernavaca, Mexico.
Louisiana Music Factory, February 25. The crowd listening to the Preservation Hall Jazz Band.
Owner Barry Smith, left, and Cyril Neville
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
DuPlessis Party, February 18. L-R: Tom Fischer, Brian O'Connell, Jamie Wight, Seva Venet, Chuck Badie and Ernie Ellie.
Leroy Jones Quintet at Palm Court Cafe, February 9. L-R: Mari Watanabe, Jones, Mitch Player, Katja Toivola, Herman LeBeaux.
Norwegian Seamen's Church, February 5. Tim Laughlin's Trio plays today's jazz service. L-R: Alan Broome, Larry Scala, and Laughlin.
February 2, Palm Court Cafe. L-R: David Boeddinghaus, Otis Bazoon, Richard Moten, Charlie Fardella, and Herman LeBeaux.
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January 25, 2012. Joy Theater, as seen from Canal Street.
George Porter Jr. prior to the ceremony.
Irvin Mayfield responding to an award for best club owner of the year. OffBeat publisher Jan Ramsey at left.
St. Louis Catheral during LPO concert. January 25, 2012.
Connie Jones band at Old Mint, January 7. L-R: Mike Genevay, Jones, Otis Bazoon, Tim Laughlin, Richard Moten, and Steve Pistorius. Drummer Bryan Barberot not visible.
Old Mint. View of portion of Preservation Hall exhibit.
Reed Vaughan (at right) being interviewed by Jack Stewart, April 2007.
December 8, Tulane. Nicholas Payton and bassist Vincente Archer.
Norwegian Seamen's Church, December 4. L-R: Tom Hook, Brandon Brunious and Wendell Brunious after their performance.
December 3. L-R: Deano Assunto, Eddie Bayard, Joe Torregano, Shiek Richardson, and Paul Lentz
Buffa's, December 1. L-R: Aurora Nealand, Nathan Lambert and Tom McDermott
Vaughan's, December 1. L-R: Kermit Ruffins, Derrick Freeman, Kevin Morris and Richard Knox.
NOJO featured clarinetist Evan Christopher takes a solo. Ogden Museum, November 19.
Ogden Museum, November 19. New Orleans Jazz Orchestra "Honoring the Past. Transforming the Future."
12-year-old drummer Brian Richburg.
Ogden Museum. UNO youth band. Note 10-year-old trumpeter Blair Richburg (in the center of the pic). His brother Brian is at the right.
Saturday morning youth brass band instruction in Perseverance Hall. Instructors include clarinetist Bruce Backman and trumpeter Will Smith. November 19.
The repaired statue of Louis Armstrong by Elizabeth Catlett.
Armstrong Park, looking to Armstrong Statue (visible in distance between the two fountains).
Rampart Street entrance to Armstrong Park, looking to Mahalia Jackson Theatre
The Classic Jazz Trio at the Odgen Museum, November 17. L-R: John Rankin, Tom Sancton and Tom Fischer.
Nov. 12, Mint. Wunderkind trumpeter John Michael Bradford, 15, plays with veteran Wendell Brunious.
Nov. 12, Mint. L-R: Tom Fischer, Wendell Brunious, Gerald French, Wendell Eugene, Richard Moten, Steve Pistorius, and Ronnell Johnson.
Nov. 12, Old Mint. All-Star band performs for packed house in new third floor performance space.
Nov. 12, Old Mint Courtyard. The Wild Mohicans.
Nov. 12, The Treme BB in the courtyard of the Mint. Note the banner heralding the 50th anniversry Preservation Hall exhibit in the Museum.
Bill Huntington Trio at Snug Harbor, November 10. L-R: Clyde Pound, Huntington and Jay Patte.
November 10. Bill Huntington on bass and Jay Patte on drums.
The Leroy Jones Quartet after playing the jazz service on November 6. L-R: Katja Toivola, Mitch Player, Jones, and Megan Schwartz.
The Norwegian Church All Stars at ScandFest, November 5. L-R: Tom Sancton, Lars Edegran, Wendell Brunious, Mitch Player, Roo Johnson and Walter Harris.
Sharon Nabonne performs with the Norwegian Church All Stars, November 5
Seva Venet's Storyville String Band at ScandFest, November 4. L-R: Dave Rebeck, Lars Edegran, Venet, Kerry Lewis, and John Parker.
L-R: Chuck Badie, Seva Venet, Ernie Elly, Brian O'Connell, Ferbos and Roo Johnson at the Maison, October 30
Octogenarian Helen Arlt and Septuagenarian Lionel Batiste dance to the music of the Ferbos band at the Maison.
Vidar Svarva, Nina Buck and Lionel Ferbos at the Palm Court, October 29.
Dr. Michael White and his Original Liberty Jazz Band at Xavier, October 24.
Olivia Cooper and her choir at Xavier, October 24.
Cynthia Girtley at Xavier, October 24.
Gregg Stafford and his Jazz Hounds at the Maison, October 23. L-R: Wendell Eugene, Mari Watanabe, Stafford, Kerry Lewis, Tom Sancton, Detroit Brooks, and Walter Harris.
L-R: Richard Scoot, Tom Fischer, Gerald French, and Jesse Boyd
Nickel-A-Dance, October 16. L-R: John Mahoney, Jesse Boyd, Clive Wilson, Tom Fischer, Gerald French, and John Rankin.
The Falconaires Big Band at the National WWII Museum, October 13
WW II Museum, October 13. Dancers enjoy the Air Force big band.
October 9, Maison, L-R: Kerry Lewis, Detroit Brooks, Ernie Elly, Louis Ford, Norbert Susemihl and Charlie Halloran.
The rhythm section, L-R: Shae Cohn, Kerry Lewis, Detroit Brooks, and Ernie Elly. Did you know that Ms Cohn is the granddaughter of the great saxophonist Al Cohn?
Lucien Barbarin's Magnificent Seven at the Maison, October 2. L-R: Mari Watanabe, Carl LaBlanc, Mitch Player, Calvin Johnson, Ernie Ellie, Leon Brown, and Barbarin.
The Maison, October 2. L-R: Calvin Johnson, Mitch Player, Leon "Kid Chocolate" Brown, Lucient Barbarin, and Ernie Elly.
L-R: Katya Toivola, Leroy Jones, Mitch Player, Seva Venet and Steve Pistorius play a jazz service at the Norwegian Seamen's Church, October 2.
Norwegian Church, October 2. Vidar Svarva officially unveils new string bass given to church by a private contribution from Norway. The bassist is Mitch Player. Observers are (L-R): Katya Toivoila, Leroy Jones and Seva Venet.
David Baker speaking at Loyola University, September 29
Palm Court, September 24. Lionel Ferbos before going on stage.
Palm Court, September 24. L-R: Seva Venet, Lars Edegran, Brian O'Connell, Lionel Ferbos, Chuck Badie, Jamie Wight, Corey Walters, Ronell Johnson
Vidar Svarva at the Palm Court Cafe, September 24
May 1, 2000. Jackie Harris of the mayor's office presents Quezergue with a citation declaring the day "Wardell Quezergue Day" in New Orleans.
May 1, 2000. Wardell Quezergue and his band performing at Sweet Lorraine's. See Comings & Goings page.
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September 4. L-R: Seva Venet, Tom Sancton and Lars Edegran performing a jazz service at the Norwegian Seamen's Church.
The Katrina Memorial on the Saratoga Building.
Detail of the Katrina Memorial Mural
Tennessee Street in the Lower Ninth Ward lay at the heart of the Katrina destruction. Today, it reflects the progress made over the last 6 years.
August 28. Grand opening of the N. O. Healing Center complex from St. Claude Ave.
Grand opening of NOHC, interior view.
NOHC, view of the rear of the complex.
August 25. Mayfield's Jazz Playhouse. L-R: Crawford, Mayfield, Watson, Harris and Powell.
August 25. Kermit Ruffins about to go on stage with his band.
Mayfield's new "I" Club in the JW Marriott Hotel, where the "Love Sessions" conclude on August 26-29.
August 25. Marsalis Center on day of grand opening.
August 25. Marsalis Center: courtyard around which various components are arranged.
August 25. Marsalis Center. Performance Hall with movable seating to allow for various configurations of room.
SatchFest. Singer Sophie Lee. That's Dave Boswell on trumpet.
Satchmo Club Strut. Treme Brass Band struts down Frenchmen Street.
Satchmo Club Strut. Don Vappie leads his Creole Jazz Serenaders.
Satchmo Club Strut. Yoshio Toyama and his Dixie Saints (with Lucien Barbarin on trombone). That's Keiko on piano.
Satchmo Club Strut. Babette Ory (Kid Ory's daughter) and Yoshio Toyama exchange quips.
Satchmo Club Strut. Selma Heraldo, longtime NYC neighbor and traveling companion of the Armstrongs, receives audience ovation at Toyama performance.
SatchFest opening reception. Ricky Riccardi and Richard Havers in keynote conversation.
SatchFest opening reception. Marci Schramm addresses gathering.
SatchFest opening reception. Kermit Ruffins kids with guitarist Seva Venet.
Andrea Duplessis and Wade Barnes at the Cabildo, August 4.
Wade Barnes and Unit Structures entertain Roots in Music kids, August 4.
Lionel Ferbos and his Louisiana Shakers at the WW II Museum. July 31, 2011.
The dance floor (only part of which is visible here) was full of dancers.
Lionel Ferbos blowing out candles on his birthday cake, attended by Nina Buck. Thanks to Al Kennedy for this photo.
Sometimes it's difficult to get Lionel Ferbos to laugh, but Brian O'Connell succeeds on this occasion. July 16.
Lionel Ferbos and the author on the eve of Lionel's 100th birthday. Palm Court, July 16.
Detail of the Mahoney band from the balcony
John Mahoney Big Band at Snug Harbor, showing Mahoney soloing in the foreground.
July 2. The ever-spirited Roo Johson entertaining even his band mates. Jazz Park Visitors's Center.
July 2. Onward Brass Band (L-R): Roo Johnson, Wendell Brunious, Herbert McCarver, Charlie Miller, Otis Bazoon, Tanio Hingle, Christian Winther, and Kurt Nicewander.
Perseverance Hall # 4 in Armstrong Park/the Jazz National Historical Park
The Mahalia Jackson Theater in Armstrong Park
The Louis Armstrong Statue as of June 23, 2011.
New Orleans band Bonerama at the Burlington, VT Jazz Festival, June 9, 2011
Bonerama, the front line (L-R): Greg Hicks, Mark Mullins and Craig Klein.
John, Michael and Jack Maheu, Ithaca, NY, June 7, 2011.
Popular trombonist Ronell "Roo" Johnson and his then fiancee Rachel at Jazzfest. They were married in early June.
Jazzfest, May 6, Joe Torregano, with trumpeter Andrew Baham and bassist Tim Paco
A member of the J & H Fdn board about to present the centennial plaque to Lionel Ferbos.
Ferbos and the plaque. That's Jamie Wight at the right.
Dr. Michael White, Bob Wilber and Nik Payton interviewed by Bruce Raeburn (out of picture) on the Allison Minor Stage
L-R: Larry Scala, Ed Wise, Tim Laughlin, Hal Smith, and Connie Jones
L-R: Topsy Chapman, Yolanda, Christian Winther, and Jolinda.
L-R: David Boedinghaus, Detroit Brooks, Michael White, bassist obscured, Bob Wilber, Herman Lebeaux and Nik Payton.
That's Kenny Drew Jr. on piano with the Mingus Big Band
The Palm Court Cafe, May 4. Hostess Nina Buck joins Don Marquis in celebrating his 78th birthday.
L-R: Sammy Rimington (in an uncharacteristic pose), Lars Edegran, Jesse Boyd, Seva Venet and John Parker.
Topsy Chapman and Wendell Brunious do their Armstrong thing.
L-R: Seva Venet, Sammy Rimington, Shannon Powell, Wendell Brunious, Roo Johnson
There was a jazz service at the Norwegian Seamen's Church on Sunday, May 1. Two of the participants were clarinetist Sammy Rimington (celebrating a half century in music) and gospel singer Sharon Nabonne. They flank Sharon's old friend Lillian Boutte, back home from Europe for Jazzfest.
Butch Thompson playing with Clive Wilson's band.
Anat Cohen and Tom McDermott playing a Brazilian choro.
Meschiya Lake. Jason Jurzak is the sousaphonist.
Anat Cohen and her quartet.
The Haitian-New Orleans Connection. Musical director Dr. Jean Montes is at far right and star vocalist Emeline Michel in the middle.
Ubiquitous trombonist Ronnell Johnson and his bride-to-be Rachel back stage in the Economy Hall Tent. They'll be married on June 4.
Louis Ford in Economy Hall. The drummer is Philip Washington.
The Golden Striker Trio
The Louisiana Music Factory, May 2. Tom McDermott and Evan Christopher perform numbers from their new CD.
Palm Court, April 23. L-R: Lars Edegran, Butch Thompson, Brian O'Connell, Lionel Ferbos, Jamie Wight, Chuck Badie, and Roo Johnson. Drummer Herlin Riley not visible.
Palm Court, April 23. Norwegian big band.
Palm Court, April 21. L-R: Steve Pistorius, Tim Laughlin, Duke Heitger, Richard Moten, Jesse Lindgren and Herman Lebeaux.
Dr. Michael White (center) sits in with UNO's student trad band directed by Matt Perrine. L-R: Wess Anderson, tuba; Josh Glaser, tenor sax; Terry Gibson, trumpet; Zack Olsen, drums; Will Vivas, tenor sax; and Perrine, trombone. Not shown are Andy Holbein, piano, and Nate Weidenhaft, banjo.
Larry Willis performs with UNO's student "A Team Dieticians" directed by guitarist Chris Adkins
Irvin Mayfield talking about his new book at the Cabildo
Pete Fountain and his son-in-law/manager Benny Harrell leaving FQF's main stage after performing. That's Pete's wife Beverly behind him.
Banu Gibson and Hal Smith before their set at FQF. That's Kerry Lewis at the right.
The Hurricane Brass Band, l-r: Ashland Parker, Leroy Jones, Jerry Anderson, Brent Rose, Roo Johnson, and Alonzo Bowens.
Lionel Ferbos and some bandmates have a few laughs before their set. L-R: Kerry Lewis, Brian O'Connell, Ferbos, Ernie Elly and Jamie Wight.
The Onward Brass Band, l-r: Dwayne Paulin, Herbert McCarver, Cricket Fleming, Kurt Nicewander, Ed Polcer, Tom Fischer, and Christian Winther.
L-R: Roo Johnson, Norbert Susemihl, Orange Kellin, Kerry Lewis, Detroit Brooks and Steve Pistorius.
L-R:Craig Klein, Jason Marsalis, Clive Wilson,Tom Saunders, Tom Sancton and Lars Edegran.
L-R: Lalo Orlandi (from Venice, Italy), Tim Paco and Tony Green.
The dancers loved Meschiya Lake and her band at FQF.
This is clarinetist Tommy Sancton's New Orleans Legacy, with Clive Wilson, trumpet; Jesse Boyd, bass; Seva Venet, banjo; Lars Edegran, piano; and Shannon Powell, drums.
It was a busy day at the Algiers River Fest for drummer Shannon Powell, who played with both the Sancton and Mayfield bands.
Veteran trumpeter Ruddley Thibodeaux leads the Algiers Brass Band.
The Panorama Jazz Band led by clarinetist Ben Schenck. That's Jon Gross on sousaphone; Charlie Halloran, trombone; Aurora Nealand, alto sax; Schenck; and accordionist Walter MClements.
Ivin Mayfield Sextet. L-R: David Torkanowsky, Michael Watson, Mayfield and Evan Christopher. Bassist Peter Harris and drummer Shannon Powell are obscured. The little guy with the trombone behind Mayfield is his son Richie.
The Christina Perez Trio at the Maison
Lionel Ferbos and the Palm Court J. B., March 27. L-R: Seva Venet, Brian O'Connell, Chuck Badie, Ferbos, Roo Johnson, and Ernie Elly
Victor Goines at the Sandbar. The bassist is Barry Stephenson.
Lionel Ferbos singing at Palm Court. To his left are daughter Sylvia and granddaughter Mia.
Palm Court, March 12. L-R: Lars Edegran, Brian O'Connell, Jamie Wight, Chuck Badie, Craig Klein and Karl Budo.
Palm Court Jazz Cafe, March 10. L-R: Todd Duke, Otis Bazoon, Kerry Lewis, Leroy Jones, Herman Lebeaux and Katja Toivola.
St. Charles Ave. near Louisiana Ave., day after Mardi Gras
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Mardi Gras at the Norwegian Church. L-R: Lars Edegran, Tom Sancton, Seva Venet and Steve Blailock.
March jazz service at the Norwegian Church: Paul Longstreth, piano; Peter Harris, bass; and Darian Douglas, drums.
Loose Marbles at last year's Jazzfest. L-R: Shaye Cohn; Mike Magro; Ben Polcer; John Rodli, Robert Snow; and Barnabus Jones.
The Loose Marbles, February, 2011. Ben Polcer, trumpet; Charlie Halloran, trombone; Chris Johnson, alto sax; Jason King, guitar; and John Gros, sousaphone. That's veteran John Royen on piano.
Meschiya Lake with the Marbles at the Spotted Cat
Larry Scala, Tom Saunders, Orange Kellin and Tom Chute at the Maison in February
New Orleans-Helsinki Connection at the Norwegian Church, February 6. L-R: Katja Toivola, Mitchell Player, Leroy Jones and Steve Pistorius.
Tom Fischer Quartet at Fritzel's
Ed Polcer sits in with Fischer
Ponce, cuatro player
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Carli Munoz (and disregard the guy on the left)
Delfeayo Marsalis solos with the Uptown Jazz Orchestra. That's brother Jason on drums.
Dave Liebman with the Airmen of Note
Randy Brecker with the Lynne Arriale Trio
Don Vappie and the Creole Jazz Serenaders
Swamp Romp in the Blue Room
Evan Christopher plays "Petite Fleur" with the Mahoney Big Band
Junior Mance approaches stage just prior to his performance
Helen Arlt, the Grand Dame of Traditional New Orleans Jazz, at the Norwegian Church
Helen and Don Keller are the first on the dance floor
Prima Statue in Legends Park
Dan Morgenstern addresses the Prima Colloquium, December 11
Jazz service at the Norwegian Seamen's Church, December 5. Wendell Brunious, trumpet; Mitch Player, bass; and Steve Pistorius, piano.
A picture of Dickie Tayor playing on the river (photographer unknown)
Music at Taylor funeral, December 4
Procession to cemetery
Pianist Jim Hession, bassist Steve Braun and singer Martha Hession give a performance for Jack Maheu.
Jack Maheu truly enjoyed the performance.
Preservation Hall front gate, November 20
Member of Prince of Wales Social Aid & Pleasure Club
Wendell Brunious leads musicians from the Hall
Ben Jaffe on sousaphone, Will Smith on trumpet
Trumpeter Mark Braud
That's Uncle Lionel Batiste on bass drum
The parade heads from the Hall to Bourbon Street
Jacqui Naylor accompanied by her musical director and pianist Art Khu at the Sandbar
L-R: Steve Masakowski, James Singleton, James Andrews and Johnny Vidacovich at the Leonard Memorial Celebration
Sharon Nabonne sings at ScandFest
ScandFest (L-R): Lars Edegran, Jesse Boyd, Tom Sancton, Wendell Brunious, Jason Marsalis, Ronell Johnson
Paul Longstreth solos at ScandFest
Engelbert Wrobel at the Palm Court along with Kerry Lewis, Leon Brown, Gerald French and Lucien Barbarin
Lionel Ferbos, 99, at final Nickel-A-Dance
Lucien Barbarin and his Sunday Night Swingsters at the Palm Court
Don Vappie and his Creole Jazz Serenaders
Evan Christopher and his Clarinet Road at the Maison
Dukes of Dixieland on the Natchez
Jack Maheu and Jim Hession at rehearsal in Maheu's home, 2004
Brian O'Connell and Connie Jones with Chuck Badie in the background
Shannon Powell leads his band at the Maison
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