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Joseph Irrera

Joseph Irrera

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Jazz Fest A to Z

This guide should help in choosing from the panoply of cultures, rhythms and sounds available at Jazz Fest to ensure your experience hits all the right notes. It’s arranged alphabetically by band name so you can search when your favorite act is playing by stage and time, with handy reference bio information. It’s easy to use on any mobile device to look up info by band, day, time or stage. Just go to our responsive site OffBeat.com.
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Clarence “Frogman” Henry (1937-2024)

Singer and songwriter, Clarence “Frogman” Henry passed away, after years of declining health, on Sunday, April 7, 2024. He was 87.
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John Sinclair (1941-2024)

Poet, political and marijuana activist and writer John Sinclair died of heart failure at the Detroit Receiving Hospital on April 2, 2024, he was 82.
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Chris Strachwitz (1931-2023)

Chances are that if you have an interest in blues, Cajun, zydeco or ethnic music, you’ve probably got a few Arhoolie CDs on your shelf. Chris Strachwitz, the founder of Arhoolie Records, died of complications from congestive heart failure. He was 91. A frequent visitor to New Orleans, Strachwitz was an early supporter of community
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Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra Celebrates Women Conductors in March

Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra to feature women conductors. Two upcoming concerts will feature women conductors, that also include very impressive repertoires.
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The Unfortunate Saga of Irvin Mayfield

Irvin Mayfield was sentenced to 18 months in prison in January 2022, but was released on January 9, 2023, after serving less than a year. Although Mayfield pleaded guilty to diverting $1.3 million in New Orleans Public Library Foundation funding to other accounts for personal use, I continue to wonder why he and his business
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The Unfortunate Saga of Irvin Mayfield - OffBeat Magazine

Irvin Mayfield was sentenced to 18 months in prison in January 2022, but was released on January 9, 2023, after serving less than a year. Although Mayfield pleaded guilty to diverting $1.3 million in New Orleans Public Library Foundation funding to other accounts for personal use, I continue to wonder why he and his business partner Ronald Markham were the only ones that were held responsible.
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Raymond Myles documentary, A Taste of Heaven, to be screened at the...

The documentary “A Taste of Heaven: The Ecstatic Song & Gospel of Maestro Raymond Anthony Myles,” will be presented at the New Orleans Film Festival that kicks off on November 3, 2022. Written, produced and directed by Grammy Award-winning producer Leo Sacks, Sachs was a first-hand witness to Myles trials and triumphs before his murder in October 1998. Sachs also produced the Raymond Myles studio album A Taste of Heaven.
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In Memoriam: Carlo Nuccio (1961–2022)

Carlo Nuccio, drummer and singer-songwriter, died at his home in New Orleans of complications related to liver cancer on August 24. He was 61. Growing up in New Orleans Born in New Orleans in 1961, Nuccio attended De La Salle High School on St. Charles Avenue. In an interview with Jonathan Freilich, Nuccio talked about
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André Bohren, Resonance (Independent) - OffBeat Magazine

André Bohren has been playing classical piano for many years. Since I have a love for classical music, whenever Spencer Bohren (André’s father, who passed away in 2019) visited me […]
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In Memoriam: "Grandpa" Elliott Small (1944–2022)

Street musician, harp player and vocalist “Grandpa” Elliott Small was a staple performer on the corner of Royal and Toulouse streets in the French Quarter. He died on March 8 from complications of a skin infection that spread to the bloodstream. He was 77. Small was born on July 10, 1944, in New Orleans and