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Aaron Neville

Although Aaron Neville is frequently in comparison to singer Sam Cooke with regards to sheer vocal refinement, he includes a voice and style uniquely his very own. He is popular within the New Orleans sound from the Neville Brothers. However, apart from the 1967 number 1 R&B strike “Inform It …

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The Wild Magnolias

Though even more a ceremonial group when compared to a performing or touring band, the brand new Orleans Mardi Gras “Indian Tribe” the Wild Magnolias issued a critically acclaimed LP for Polydor in 1974. Bo Dollis, Monk Boudreaux, June Johnson, Jr., Crip Adams, Tobias Johnson, Bubba Scott, and Wayne Smothers …

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Dave Bartholomew

Dave Bartholomew may be the multi-talented amount behind most common New Orleans R&B from the ’50s as well as the self-proclaimed inventor from the “Big Defeat.” Bartholomew provides over 4000 music in his tremendous catalog and is in charge of arranging and making timeless information by Shirley & Lee, Lloyd …

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The Wild Tchoupitoulas

The Crazy Tchoupitoulas — Spy Youngster (Amos Landry), Path Key (Booker Washington), Big Key Jolly (George Landry), Flag Youngster (Carl Xmas), the 3rd Key (Thomas Jackson), and Second Key (Norman Bell) — certainly are a Mardi Gras ceremonial parade group and “Dark Indian tribe” located in New Orleans. George Landry …

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Henry Butler

Henry Butler’s blues-based, New Orleans funk-style piano performing is not for each and every blues fan, to be certain. Butler is an area tale in New Orleans, but hardly ever tours other areas of the united states; most any moment of the entire year he can become found playing in …

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Bruce Katz

Seldom does a musician display brilliant dexterity, in conjunction with sparks of creativity, similarly both in blues and jazz. One particular rare bird is normally Bruce Katz, who not merely meets these features, but excels in his knowledge of the styles and unleashes the most powerful assets of every. Most …

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Archibald

When a lot of people think about the song “Stagger Lee,” mainly because it is almost always spelled, they think about Lloyd Price and his 1958 chart-topping single. Eight years before Price’s edition, however, an individual on Imperial Information (spelled “Stack-a-Lee”), acknowledged to and offering the pounding piano of Archibald, …

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The Showmen

The Showmen were among the R&B groups to bridge the gap between doo wop and soul in the first ’60s, developing a buoyant, energetic fusion of harmonies and propulsive R&B beats. The group just had one strike, “IT’LL Stand,” which charted both in 1961 and in 1964, but their lead …

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The Spiders

New Orleans R&B was most widely known for its single artists, however the Spiders ranking one of the Crescent City’s pre-eminent vocal groupings, and were certainly the very best the town produced through the ’50s. The Spiders in fact began lifestyle circa 1947 being a gospel group known as the …

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Oliver Morgan

New Orleans R&B singer Oliver Morgan remains to be best remembered for his 1963 strike “Who Shot the La La,” a tribute to fellow Crescent Town legend Prince La La. Created and elevated in New Orleans’ Ninth Ward alongside fledgling greats Body fat Domino, Jessie Hill, and Smiley Lewis, Morgan …

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