Reviews
OffBeat Magazine | News and Views from the New Orleans Music Scene
January 2nd
Himes interviewed John Boutté a year after Hurricane Katrina and the Federal Flood devastated New Orleans. “I never use the word ‘storm’,” he says. “I always say, ‘When the levees failed.’ The problem wasn’t the storm; the problem was the levees.”
January 2nd
Hannusch’s interview with Earl King took place in January 2000 and was published in our February 2000 issue. The seventh son of a seventh son, Earl King, composes songs that are witty, wry observations of human nature.
January 2nd
OffBeat Magazine | News and Views from the New Orleans Music Scene
January 2nd
OffBeat Magazine | News and Views from the New Orleans Music Scene
January 2nd
New Orleans lost one of its more colorful rhythm and blues artists September 17, when Jessie Hill succumbed to kidney and heart failure. He was 64. Hill is best known for recording one of New Orleans’ most distinctive—and successful—records, “Ooh Poo Pah Doo.”
January 2nd
