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The article evaluates the music album "Introducing: The Rare Sounds" featuring keyboardist Robert Walter, bassist Chris Stillwell and drummer Zak Najor all from the band The Rare Sounds.

The article evaluates the music album "Frankie & Johnny" by Dr. John.

The article focuses on the resurgence of the Louisiana's New Orleans band Gravity A, highlighting their history, disappearance from the music scene, and their upcoming reunion at the Toulouse Theater. Topics discussed include the band's unique blend of funk and electronica, their past performances, and the diverse musical pursuits of individual band members after Gravity A's hiatus.

The article offers information on the debut recording from the Desert Nudes, featuring André Bohren, David Pomerleau, and John Paul Carmody, presenting "songs of hydration, vigor, horses, and wide-open spaces." Topics include the musicians' backgrounds, the album's homage to classic western music with covers of Marty Robbins and Johnny Cash, original songs by Bohren and Pomerleau, and the standout track "Ghost Riders of the Sky."

The article focuses on the Colombian presence at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, with 17 bands scheduled to perform, showcasing the rich musical heritage of Colombia. Topics include notable Colombian bands like Bomba Estéreo and Grupo Niche, the diverse range of music styles from Colombia, and the historical and cultural significance of Colombian villages like Palenque de San Basilio.

The article focuses on the formation and evolution of the Forgotten Souls Brass Band, tracing its roots back to the efforts of jazzman Danny Barker in the 1960s and highlighting its mission to preserve brass band music. Topics include the band's founding members, their dedication to maintaining the traditional brass band style while incorporating modern influences, and their commitment to honoring the musical legacy of New Orleans through original compositions and tributes to past legends.

The article reviews songwriter Mikayla Braun's latest release, "Drift," emphasizing her decade-long contribution to the New Orleans music scene, her roots with Crooked Vines and the collaboration with local musicians on this highly personal album. Topics include Braun's unique vocal style, the musicality of the rhythm section and the incorporation of nature recordings from various locations, creating a distinct mood in the album.

The article highlights the launch of the "Global Grooves" music series at the Blue Nile, New Orleans, Louisiana from September 27-October 21, 2023 at several location featuring diverse performances, including Cuban salsa by Muevelo, Afro-Caribbean ensemble Conjunto Tierra Linda and others.

The article features bassist, songwriter and bandleader Sam Price and his musical projects. Topics discussed include his involvement in various music bands, the award he and his band The True Believers received for their debut album "We Believe," and the release of a vinyl single "Wild Things," by Price and the True Believers.

The article focuses on saxophonist, Jason Mingledorff and his musical journey in New Orleans, Louisiana. It highlights his extensive experience playing with renowned bands like Papa Grows Funk and Galactic, as well as his Grammy-winning collaboration with the New Orleans Nightcrawlers. It also mentions his musical influences, including his mentors and the rich musical traditions of New Orleans.

The article offers information about performances of band RAM of Haiti, Richard A. Morse on May 4, 2023 held at various places including Alison Miner Stage, Cultural Exchange Pavilion, Congo Square Stage, United States.

The article offers information about performances of musicians the Quickening, on May 4, 2023 held at Lagniappe Stage, United States.

The article reviews performances by Song Dogs at the French Quarter Festival, at the Jack Daniel's Stage, New Orleans, U.S., on April 16, 2023, and at the New Orleans Jazz Museum on April 18, 2023.

The article offers information Ersel "Garfield" Bogan III founded the non-profit organization "Save Our Brass" to help preserve the brass band culture of New Orleans, United States and provide instruments to kids to keep them away from violence. It discusses about fundraisers organization and the House of Brass has several rooms dedicated to helping develop and preserve the brass band culture of New Orleans, including conference room, and an after-school program.

The article focuses on the musical band Secret Six in New Orleans, and mentions collection of traditional blues and jazz by the band. Topics discussed include bassist John Joyce and guitarist Hunter Burgamy of the band, music "Ting a Ling" and sung by Burgamy, and lead on one song sung by trumpeter Zach Lange.

The article reviews live musical performance of musician Ranky Tanky at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival held in New Orleans.

The article reports that Dave Bandrowski is a legend among a certain subset of New Orleans music lovers. Topics include examines the tenor banjo player is known as a musician and considered Bandrowski's album, the whimsically titled, French Onion Superman which is a testament to both of those facts but the songs are not part of the venerable New Orleans tradition.

The article focuses on the debut album from Chunky Hustle Brass Band and the San Diego outfit has written some songs that could be destined to be part of the brass band canon. Topics include examines the first original "Blues for Ben" composed by trumpeter and guitar player Benjamin Fox and this band is tight with a percolating tuba and ensemble horn parts for those who loves a New Orleans brass band groove.

The article discusses Meschiya Lake has played the chanteuse in duets with pianist Tom McDermott, led her own jumping trad jazz band, the Little Big Horns.

The article discusses from the opening notes of Jelly Roll Morton's classic "Milneburg Joys" on the new album from Marty Peters and the Party Meters you can tell this is not going to be a rehash of traditional jazz songs.

The article discusses Singer songwriter Dave Jordan is back with another collection of stellar songs, which clearly establish him-for those who ever doubted-as one of the best lyricists on the scene, produced by Anders Osborne and featuring George Porter, Jr. on bass.