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Fishbowl Feature: Andrew Combs

Posted April 20, 2012 by Ryan

I met Andrew Combs nearly ten years ago when we played JV soccer together in Dallas, TX.  He wasn’t a bad player… I remember Andrew having a silky touch and great vision.   However, I knew he didn’t have a future in soccer, and not because he wasn’t skillful enough,  but because his mind was [...]

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Do you like soulful Jazz?: A personal look at Arthur’s Tavern.

Posted March 2, 2012 by Admin

Polly Payne Contributing Writer It was a warm summer night in Greenwich Village when I met with my soon-to-be-roommate to pay my first official rent check in New York City. There’s something about the Village’s artsy bohemian streets – once housing legends like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Bob Dylan – that just makes you [...]

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Fishbowl Feature: Cats in the Basement

Posted February 17, 2012 by Ben

BEN SHIELDS CONTRIBUTING WRITER It’s Cats in the Basement, you people out there, and they’re coming to town. March 22 in our fair New Orleans, location—TBA. But they’ll “A” soon, I swear. The singer/songwriter/guitarist wears shaggy hair and a reasonable mustache. He’s thin and bounces around. The drummer has fun and looks like a guy [...]

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Album set to release Feb. 21 -- Mardi Gras day.
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Brazil meets Nola to create a one-of-a-kind Carnivale sound.

Posted February 15, 2012 by Greenberry

Greenberry Taylor Music Editor MoonPies, beads and elaborate paper mache floats are pieces of the puzzle that is New Orleans Mardi Gras, or Carnivale, but they aren’t the edge pieces. Over time these items, along with others, have become popular symbols of this holiday, forcing some of its core elements to take a back seat. [...]

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Fishbowl Feature: Soul Rebels Brass Band

Posted February 10, 2012 by Ben

BEN SHIELDS CONTRIBUTING WRITER   I’m a transplant, but I like New Orleans. I’m into the obvious things, food and culture. I like the statement of decay the city makes in its almost complete refusal to tear down a building. I don’t mind the busted streets and crooked politics. I like that it’s a strange [...]

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