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OffBeat Magazine's Weekly Beat News From New Orleans and Louisiana
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 | OffBeat Publisher
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M0JO MOUTH
I consider myself to be a very privileged individual to be able to have a job where I interact with the beautiful and talented musicians, photographers, writers and artists alive today. It's a dream job for someone who spent most of their "growing-up" time reading, listening to music, writing and drawing (according to my mama!).
Today I had a visit from one of my musical heroes, Harold Battiste, Jr., who is planning to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his AFO Records, the label he created to celebrate New Orleans jazz and jazz musicians.
Read more of our conversation here. Join us at the upcoming Best of the Beat on January 28, 2011. Voting CLOSES on January 18, 2011. Go here to vote or to buy tickets. Your VIP ticket supports the efforts of the New Orleans Musicians Clinic. |
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DEACON JOHN JOINS THE BEST OF THE BEAT
Here at OffBeat Central, the countdown is on for the Best of the Beat. This year, it's at Generations Hall on Friday, January 28, and we're pleased to announce that Deacon John is now a part of the event. He'll lead a tribute to our Lifetime Achievement in Music recipient Dave Bartholomew since Allen Toussaint, unfortunately, had a scheduling conflict come up that won't allow him to attend.
We're also looking forward to paying tribute to the late Alex Chilton at this year's Best of the Beat. His passing last year was recognized here in New Orleans primarily in private and low-profile events, and we're pleased that we can celebrate his career from the Box Tops to Big Star to his solo years with a band that includes Chilton alumni Doug Garrison and Rene Coman from the Iguanas, Alex McMurray, Dave Pirner, Susan Cowsill, Theresa Andersson, Davis Rogan and the Lost Bayou Ramblers' Louis Michot.
This year's talent also includes Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk, Red Bull Street Kings winners the Stooges Brass Band, Lyrikill and the Soundclash Allstars, Grammy nominee Chubby Carrier, Davis Rogan, the Creole String Beans, Meschiya Lake and the Little Big Horns and Washboard Rodeo. Be there for their performances, recognition of our honorees - Bartholomew, Derrick Tabb and the Roots of Music, HBO's Treme and Johnny Palazzotto - and the announcement of the winners of this year's Best of the Beat Awards. Tickets are on sale now for $29 ($39 at the door); VIP balcony packages are also available for $100.
Reflections on Alex Chilton.
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NETWORKING TIME
The Jazz Education Network's annual conference started yesterday, with thousands of jazz educators from around the world in town for a series of performances, workshops, talks on panels on jazz education and jazz music. The central location for the conference is the Roosevelt Hotel, where there will be a regular slate of jazz performances by local and national musicians, but there are also concerts at Snug Harbor including a female jazz vocalists' night Thursday night and the Dave Liebman Quartet Saturday night.
Conference details and schedules.
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 VOTING ENDS
JANUARY 18!
GET YOUR
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Here's the link to official ballot for the upcoming Best of The Beat Awards, to be held at Generations Hall on Friday, January 28, 2011. All voting will be done online. So if you want to participate, or you want a friend to be "in on" the voting process, please click here or go to OffBeat.com. MARK YOUR CALENDARS
BUY TICKETS NOW.
The Best of The Beat is on January 28, 2011 at Generations Hall! So far, our line-up includes: - Tribute To Dave Bartholomew featuring Deacon John
- Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk
- The Stooges Brass Band (Winners of the Red Bull Street Kings competition)
- Tribute to Alex Chilton w/ Davis Rogan, Doug Garrison, Rene Coman, Alex McMurray, Dave Pirner, Theresa Andersson, Susan Cowsill, Louis Michot and more.
- Chubby Carrier
- Creole String Beans
- Soundclash Allstars w/ Lyrikill and more
- Washboard Rodeo
- Meschiya Lake and the Little Big Horns
Tickets are $29 in advance and $39 at the door, and include food from 20 of New Orleans greatest eateries. Get special seating, a goodie bag, special drinks and food by purchasing a VIP ticket to the event for only $100. Proceeds benefit the New Orleans Musicians' Clinic.We'll making a lot of updates about the Best of the Beat in the coming weeks, so follow us on Facebook or Twitter to get all the news first.  
The Best of the Beat Awards are sponsored by OffBeat Media, Southern Eagle/Bud Light; WWL-TV; Glazers Companies of Louisiana; Whole Foods; The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation; and Bernard Productions. Buy your ticket now!
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NEWS YOU CAN USE
| | OffBeat Editor Alex Rawls |
WEEKLY BEAT LIVE
With the new year comes a change to the Weekly Beat. It will continue to come out on Thursday mornings, but now OffBeat editor Alex Rawls will appear live on Fox 8 Morning News on Thursdays to talk about some of the highlights of the upcoming week. This week, he discusses Randy Newman, Girl Talk and the Prospect 1.5 show at Jonathan Ferrara Gallery.
ROAD TRIP
New Yorkers take note: This weekend, the third annual Export NOLA: Experience New Orleans Music returns to New York City. On Friday night, Sullivan Hall and The Bitter End will present Joe Krown Trio: Joe Krown, Walter "Wolfman" Washington and Russell Batiste, Honey Island Swamp Band, Grayson Capps, Amanda Shaw, Mia Borders, The Iguanas, Jamie McLean Band, Sasha Masakowski and Musical Playground, Tin Men and Khris Royal's Crescent Jam. One admission gets patrons into both shows.
On Sunday, Export NOLA's back at Sullivan Hall, this time with Henry Butler, MoBettaBrown & Soul'd U Out: featuring Maurice Brown, Rosie Ledet and the Zydeco Playboys, Mia Borders, Luke Winslow-King and Sasha Masakowski and Musical Playground.
Tickets are on sale now.
HERITAGE SCHOOL AUDITIONS
The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation is once again auditioning potential students for the spring semester of the Don Jamison Heritage School of Music. Auditions will take place Saturday, January 15 on the second floor of the Cook Fine Arts Center on the Dillard campus. For details and expectation, visit the foundation's website.
 
More on Bogalusa Boogie.
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A MUSICAL PROSPECT
Prospect 1.5 continues to present cutting edge art in New Orleans with a new show, " Resounding," that opens Saturday at Jonathan Ferrara Gallery. Prospect 1.5 director Dan Cameron has curated a show of international artists dealing music's absence. What happens when its not there? Photographer Rhona Bitner, for example, shoots musically significant historical sites after the historymakers are gone. Also featured in the show is work by Fikret Atay (Turkey), Sean Duffy (Los Angeles), Tim Lee (Vancouver) and Ted Riederer (New York). The exhibition runs through February 1. The Prospect 1.5 big picture.
What else is happening?
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Music maestro, composer, arranger and trumpeter Dave Bartholomew is the recipient of this year's Lifetime Achievement Award in Music at OffBeat's Best of The Beat Awards. Mr. Bartholomew will receive his award on January 28 at Generations Hall, along with the achievement awards that will also be presented to Derrick Tabb & his Roots of Music project (Education); Johnny Palazzotto (Music Business) and HBO's series Treme (Heartbeat).
Our January 2011 issue fills you in on why they're all award-worthy and also contains our picks for Best CDs of 2010; a BackTalk with Delfeayo Marsalis; features on the prohibition of street music in New Orleans (from its beginnings); cooking with saxophonist Martin Krusche; an interview with club owner Earl Bernhardt on the problems facing Bourbon Street; and much more.
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 A GOOD DAY
The Twitterverse suffered apoplexy last November when Girl Talk unexpectedly announced the release and downloadability of his new album, All Day.
The Illegal-Art.net site was so jammed with traffic that it slowed to molasses for those that could get in at all. On the album, Girl Talk (Gregg Gillis) doesn't vary from a concept that has served him well; he mashes up the history of pop, rock and hip-hop music into a dizzying, funny, subtly political mix set to arena rock-sized beats. Girl Talk returns to the House of Blues Monday and Tuesday, and the show delivers the album's music along with the genuine spectacle of a stageful of fans and dancers so enthusiastic that, last time he played there, he, his table and computers were almost knocked off the stage.
OffBeat.com's traffic has grown to the point where we almost had a shutdown last week, which precipitated an upgrade in our server capacity, so hopefully we'll have mo' and bettah news to entertain you with in the future.
Have you checked out our News section lately to see the Video du Jour?
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COMING TO YOUR TOWN:
LOUISIANA MUSIC ON TOUR
New Orleans and Louisiana Musicians Are Heading Your Way In The Upcoming Weeks!
Click here for detailed schedules
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TAB BENOIT
Jan 7-14 Fort Lauderdale FL Delbert McClinton Sandy Beaches Cruise
BIG AL & THE HEAVYWEIGHTS
Jan 8 Scott LA The Shed
BIG SAM'S FUNKY NATION
Jan 4-9 Fort Lauderdale FL Jam Cruise
MIA BORDERS
Jan 7 New York NY Sullivan Hall
Jan 9 New York NY Sullivan Hall
GRAYSON CAPPS & THE STUMPKNOCKERS
Jan 7 New York NY The Bitter End
COWBOY MOUTH
Jan 6-7 Denver CO Bluebird Theater
Jan 8 Salt Lake City UT Urban Lounge
Jan 12 Portland OR Dante's
DASH RIP ROCK
Jan 6-7 Denver CO Bluebird Theater
Jan 8 Salt Lake City UT Urban Lounge
Jan 12 Portland OR Dante's
JOHNETTE DOWNING
Jan 8 Zachary LA Zachary Reading Council
GALACTIC
Jan 4-9 Fort Lauderdale FL Jam Cruise
GARAGE A TROIS
Jan 4-9 Fort Lauderdale FL Jam Cruise
HONEY ISLAND SWAMP BAND
Jan 7 New York NY Sullivan Hall (early)
Jan 7 New York NY Bitter End (late)
THE IGUANAS
Jan 7 New York NY The Bitter End
ERIC LINDELL
Jan 6-8 Key West FL Green Parrot
Jan 12 Lake Charles LA Porch Coffee House
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SASHA MASAKOWSKI QUARTET
Jan 7 New York NY The Bitter End
STANTON MOORE
Jan 4-9 Fort Lauderdale FL Jam Cruise
CYRIL NEVILLE
Jan 7-14 Fort Lauderdale FL Sandy Beaches Crusise
IVAN NEVILLE'S DUMPSTAPHUNK
Jan 4-9 Fort Lauderdale FL Jam Cruise
Jan 11 Orlando FL Plaza Theater
Jan 12 Gainesville FL Common Grounds
ANDERS OSBORNE
Jan 4-9 Fort Lauderdale FL Jam Cruise
PANORAMA JAZZ BAND
Jan 8 Brooklyn NY Red Hook Bait and Tackle
Jan 9 New York NY Association of Performing Arts Presenters Conference
AMANDA SHAW
Jan 7 New York NY Sullivan Hall
Jan 8 New York NY B.B. King's
THE TIN MEN
Jan 7 New York NY The Bitter End
ALLEN TOUSSAINT
Jan 9-10 Tokyo JAP Billboard Live
Jan 12 Tokyo JAP Billboard Live
TROMBONE SHORTY & ORLEANS AVENUE
Feb 7 Seattle WA Neumos
Feb 8 Portland OR Dante's
Feb 9 Arcata CA Humboldt Brews
Feb 10 Santa Cruz CA The Catalyst
Feb 11 San Francisco CA The Fillmore
Feb 12 Los Angeles CA Conga Room
For extended Louisiana Music On Tour click here.
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 FOODSTUFF
Saxophone player Martin Krusche has booked his band, the Magnetic Ear, in to the All-Ways Lounge every Sunday in January starting at 8 p.m. He will also be cooking curry free for those who attend. For more on Krusche and Indian food, read his conversation with Elsa Hahne in this month's issue.
The latest from OffBeat Eats.
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OFFBEAT'S
WEEKLY
PICKS
This issue, Michael Patrick Welch profiles New Orleans' boogaloo band, Los Po-Boy-Citos. The band plays the Ogden Museum of Southern Art's "Ogden After Hours" series Thursday at 6 p.m. Also that night, James "J.Y." Young and Tommy Shaw are the only holdovers from the heyday of Styx, but they'll come sail away at the House of Blues with whoever else is now in the band. Alex McMurray is at the Saturn Bar that night, and the Creole String Beans are at Chickie Wah Wah. Curley Taylor plays Zydeco Night at the Rock 'n' Bowl, and Snug Harbor has a Jazz Educators Network-themed show with "Singers of Song" featuring Roseanna Vitro, Maria Marquez, Sachal Vasandani and Cindy Scott.
On Friday night, Randy Newman performs at the Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band plays the Maple Leaf, and Clockwork Elvis and Bonerama are at the Rock 'n' Bowl. Kermit Ruffins and the Barbecue Swingers are at the Blue Nile, John "Papa" Gros is at d.b.a. and Mykia Jovan and Jason Butler play the Blue Nile.
On Saturday night, the Dave Liebman Quartet plays Snug Harbor in another Jazz Educators Network Conference-oriented show. Also that night, the Soundclash Beat Battle returns to the Howlin' Wolf's Den. John Boutte plays the early show at d.b.a. and the Maple Leaf presents "The Queen's Balls" with Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes.
Sunday, Debbie Davis performs at 7 p.m. at Three Muses, and Andy J. Forest plays at BMC.
On Monday, the Tim Laughlin Quartet plays Fritzel's European Jazz Pub, and Papa Grows Funk's at the Maple Leaf.
Tuesday, the Thelonious Monk Institute Ensemble's at Snug Harbor and Dana Jessen, Helen Gillet and Bhob Rainey are upstairs at the Blue Nile.
Wednesday, Tom McDermott and Meschiya Lake play an 8 p.m. show at Chickie Wah Wah, followed at 10 by the Iguanas. Also that night, Irvin Mayfield and the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra are at Irvin Mayfield's Jazz Playhouse.
Here are listings for the two venues which were misprinted in the January issue:
CHICKIE WAH WAH
Thursday, January 6
8pm Creole String Beans
Friday, January 7
5:30pm Happy hour featuring the Pfister Sisters
8 pm Dave Stryker Quartet
10pm Ogya Band
Saturday, January 8
8:30pm Newton Hippolyte
9pm Ogya Band
Monday, January 10
8pm Jon Cleary
Tuesday, January 11
8pm John Mooney
Wednesday, January 12
8pm Tom McDermott and Meschiya Lake
10pm The Iguanas
IRVIN MAYFIELD'S JAZZ PLAYHOUSE
AT THE ROYAL SONESTA HOTEL
Thursday, January 6
5pm- 8pm Roman Skakun
8pm Shamarr Allen
Friday, January 7
5pm - The Professor Piano Series featuring Tom McDermott
8pm - Leon "Kid Chocolate" Brown
12 Midnight - Burlesque Ballroom featuring Trixie Minx and Linnzi Zaorski
Saturday, January 8
8pm - Jaz Sawyer's Crescent City All-Stars
12 Midnight - Brass Band Jam featuring Brass-a-Holics
Sunday, January 9
7pm - Tyler's Revisited featuring Germaine Bazzle
and Paul Longstreth
Monday, January 10
8pm - Bob French and The Original Tuxedo Jazz Band
Tuesday, January 11
8pm - Ed "Sweetbread" Petersen
Wednesday, January 12
5pm-8pm Sasha Masakowski
8pm - Irvin Mayfield's NOJO Jam featuring the Music of Alvin Batiste
For complete listings, go to OffBeat.com.
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LOUISIANA CD RELEASES
Chris Ardoin:
Headliner
(NuStep4Lyfe)
January 18, 2011
Chris Ardoin: Headliner (NuStep4Lyfe)
J. the Savage Band: Very Same Dream (Independent)
Delfeayo Marsalis: Sweet Thunder (Troubadour Jass Records)
January 22, 2011
Raphael Bas: Harmonouche (Independent)
Don Fontenot and Friends of Louisiana: Wide Open (Swallow)
February 4, 2011
The Real Cool Killers: Parades and Saints (Independent)
February 22, 2011
Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys: Grand Isle (Independent)
March 1, 2011
Aaron Neville: Icon (Hip-O Select)
Lucinda Williams: Blessed (Lost Highway)
March 19, 2011
Drew Young: Home by the River (Good and Plenty)
March 21, 2011
Cyril Vetter with Butch Hornsby: Dirtdobber Blues (Book & CD) (LSU Press)
RELEASED IN DECEMBER 201:
Harold Battiste: The Sounds of Harold's Horn (AFO Foundation)
John Berthelot: A Retrospective (Great Southern Records)
Bradley Bridges: Kill the Bottle (Independent)
The Consortium of Genius: Music for Supervillains!!! (Independent)
Cowboy Mouth: Mardi Gras (Valley Entertainment)
Patrice Fisher: Sunset (Independent)
Tom Fitzpatrick: Chillin' At The Point (Immersion Records)
Eva Frishberg: Waking Up (New Range Records)
Michaela Harrison: Love's Divine (Independent)
Joe Krown Trio with Walter "Wolfman" Washington & Rubbell Batiste, Jr.: Triple Threat (Independent)
Steamboat Willie: The Legend of Jack Daniels (Independent)
The White Bitch: Brass Balls (Bongoworld Records)
Read reviews of the latest CDs!
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 NEW AT OFFBEAT.COM
If you missed OffBeat.com this week, you missed a video from the Other Planets, photos from the Perfect Gentlemen SAPC's 20th anniversary, a new mixtape from Curren$y and more.
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MUSICAL HISTORY LESSONS
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You wouldn't think that two performers such as Corey Harris and Henry Butler--both of whom no longer live in New Orleans, unfortunately--would have that much in common. Read Robert Fontenot's story about them in the April 2000 issue of OffBeat for a different perspective.
Read this story when you order this issue, or by ordering one of our Potluck Packages."Potluck" is a grab-bag of historical OffBeat issues, that comes in either a six-issue ($10 in the US; $20 foreign); or 40 issues ($50 in the US; $80 foreign). Remember, these are random issues; if you're interested in a specific issue, these cost $6 each for a regular monthly issue of $10 for an old Jazz Fest issue.Order Potluck here.
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A WEEK O' MUSIC LISTINGS
...plus more special events!
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THURSDAY JANUARY 6
Check out Chickie Wah Wah featuring Creole String Beans at 8 p.m.
Click here to view all club listings:
FRIDAY JANUARY 7
Check out Le Bon Temps Roule featuring CR Gruver at 9:30 p.m .and Los Po-Boy-Citos at 11 p.m.
Click here to view all club listings:
SATURDAY JANUARY 8
Check out Rock 'n' Bowl featuring Rockin' Dopsie, Jr. at 9:30 p.m.
Click here to view all club listings:
SUNDAY JANUARY 9
Check out the Maple Leaf featuring Joe Krown Trio at 10 p.m.
Click here to view all club listings:
MONDAY JANUARY 10
Check out d.b.a. featuring Glen David Andrews at 9 p.m.
Click here to view all club listings:
TUESDAY JANUARY 11
Check out Margaritaville featuring Butch Fields at 2 p.m. and Brint Anderson at 7 p.m.
Click here to view all club listings:
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 12
Check out Irvin Mayfield's Jazz Playhouse at the Royal Sonesta Hotel featuring Sasha Masakowski at 5 p.m. and New Orleans Jazz Orchestra featuring the music of Alvin Batiste at 8 p.m.
Click here to view all club listings:
CLASSICAL
JANUARY 3-31
Trinity Artist Series: Albinas Prizgintas presents this eclectic concert series every Sunday throughout January at Trinity Church, 1329 Jackson Ave. Check the OffBeat daily listings for scheduled performances. 5p.
JANUARY 7
Randy Jackson: Oscar-winning film composer Randy Newman performs with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra at the Mahalia Jackson Theater. 8p. (504) 523-6530.
CONCERTS
JANUARY 7
Erykah Badu: The R&B singer and songwriter comes to the Baton Rouge River Center Theater. 8p.
FESTIVALS
JANUARY 6
Twelfth Night: Celebrate the official start of the Mardi Gras season with a parties and events around the city, including the annual Krewe of Phunny Phorty Phellows' streetcar ride.
JANUARY 7-8
Louisiana Fur & Wildlife Festival: Take a weekend road trip out to Cameron and celebrate Louisiana's rich history of hunting and trapping with live music, great food and family fun.
JANUARY 8
Battle of New Orleans Anniversary: Take a trip out to the Chalmette Battlefield and relive the Battle of New Orleans with re-enactments, living history encampments and more. (504) 589-3882.
SPECIAL EVENTS
JANUARY 1-29
Gretna Farmer's Market: Head to Gretna every Saturday for a farmer's market featuring food and wine vendors and cooking demonstrations. 8:30a-12:30p.
JANUARY 1-29
Sankofa Marketplace: Held every Saturday in the Lower 9th Ward, this market features fresh produce, arts and crafts, live music, health screenings, children's activities and more.
JANUARY 6-27
Ogden After Hours: Visit the Ogden Museum every Thursday evening for live entertainment by a variety of local musicians. Check the OffBeat daily listings for a schedule of performances. 6p.
THEATER
JANUARY 7-9
Jason Graae: We're not really sure what this show is about but it's bound to be funny. Cabaret Le Chat Noir. Fri. & Sat. 8p, Sun. 6p. (504) 581-5812.
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Maximizing closet space is a must-tackle challenge for all but the luckiest apartment dwellers. For the rest, finding clever ways to pack a lifetime of belongings into 28 cubic feet of space is a necessity. (If you don't want to end up on one of those "Hoarders" TV shows, that is.) Happily, in these modern times there are loads of affordable space-saving gadgets and storage containers that can help you get organized in a flash. Organizing your ShoesThough a very famous character from a glamorous NYC show dismissed closet shoe organizers as unthinkably tasteless, real ladies should think twice before thumbing their noses at these handy space savers. Amazon.com, Kmart, Target, and other such retailers sell a variety of types of shoe organizers. Certain varieties are meant to be suspended from a hanging rod, like the kind in your average closet, while others are designed to hang from a door or sit on the floor. For maximum space saving, the shoe organizers that hang from a door are best. These contraptions hold anywhere from 10 to 30 pairs of shoes and most cost around $20, though there are many overly fancy varieties that cost upwards of $50.
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