The Meters
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Dave Lifton
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New Orleans-based Nigel Hall has given us a debut album that shows a solid command of ’70s R&B and funk.
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Ken Shane
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The world lost a musical giant when Allen Toussaint died this week
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Ken Shane
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Dr. John got the world on its feet with his 1973 classic
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Ken Shane
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The Meters were well known as sidemen, but had hits of their own as well
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Gonzo
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Happy Shrove Tuesday / Mardi Gras to you all! I am not a New Orleans native, but like millions of others, I’ve fallen in love with the allure of the Crescent City’s rich history and culture. I’ve never been to Mardi Gras, but from what I gather it’s much more of a tourist affair than a local one (at least in the French Quarter). Even so, Mardi Gras gives us an opportunity to openly and proudly celebrate one of America’s […]
Ken Shane
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Caught up in the HBO series Treme, Ken Shane is in a New Orleans mood this week. He delivers up a Crescent City classic from the Wild Tchoupitoulas.
Ben Wiser
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Hi Kids. Welcome to post #7 of Test of the Boomerang. I’m glad the Popdose crew have decided to keep me around. The weekly Popdose beer busts have been great….
Mojo Flucke
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The Meters, generally known for bringing some of the hottest funk in the 1970s, remain one of the “least underground” underground bands of all time. One of those bands you’ve…
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