Music
Sly and Robbie, Friends (Eastwest)
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Sonny Rollins, Global Warming (Milestone)
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Victor Goines, Joe’s Blues (Rosemary Joseph)
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Three Now Four, Three Now Four (SEM)
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Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys, Bayou Ruler (Rounder)
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Various Artists, Jazz: The Language of New Orleans, Volume 2 (Louisiana Red Hot)
This compilation features some of the finest recent work by New Orleans jazz musicians, many of whom — Kevin Clark, Astral Project, Tom McDermott, Victor Goines, Charlie Miller, Steve Masakowski, […]
Cool Riddims and Sista Teedy, Pledge to My People (NYNO Records)
Before dismissing Pledge to My People as just another recording by Rastafarian wannabes, you might want to check out the duet from last season’s A New Orleans Christmas from NYNO […]
The Yockamo All-Stars, Dew Drop Out (Hannibal)
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Stanton Moore, All Kooked Out (Fog City)
Stretching out from his role as funk band Galactic’s in-the-pocket drummer, Stanton Moore teamed up with electric guitar/bass virtuoso Charlie Hunter and saxophone deconstructionist Skerik for his first solo record, […]
