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Art Neville

Being a founding person in the Meters and Neville Brothers, New Orleans vocalist and keyboardist Artwork Neville helped immeasurably to form the contemporary New Orleans funk audio. Neville’s first music group, the Hawketts, tasted regional achievement in 1954 using the carnival perennial “Mardi Gras Mambo” on Chess. He cut some …

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Richard Rabbit Brown

A FRESH Orleans songster who lived in the city’s roughest section and made up songs about many of its most notorious murders, Richard Rabbit Dark brown was created in 1880, probably in rural Louisiana. It isn’t known when he resulted in in New Orleans, but after arriving he migrated towards …

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James Rivers

New Orleans saxophonist has well in several different idioms — gospel, traditional, New Orleans funk, and R&B, and neo-bop. Only 1 record out, getting excited about more.

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Biff Rose

An unusual and goofy singer/songwriter who didn’t easily fit into any comfortable specific niche market when he emerged in the later 1960s, New Orleans pianist Biff Rose was such as a vaudeville entertainer reincarnated being a spacy hippie. It is not quite accurate to contact him a rock and roll …

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Alvin Robinson

b. 1937, d. 24 January 1989. Robinson was a fresh Orleans-based program guitarist, and guaranteed a minor strike in 1964 having a recording of the Chris Kenner music, ‘Something You Got’. The solitary premiered on Tiger Information, a short-lived wall socket possessed by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, who after …

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