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Finally time to catch up a little on some "gems" from Jazz Fest night shows......kind of a necessity to get the mind straight after 2 weeks of Jury Duty........... During the week that bridges the last weekend in April and the first weekend in May
dragon_smoke_OEJ_jm_043014_010 During the week that bridges the last weekend in April and the first weekend in May, you know....that Jazz Fest thing.......On Tuesday of that week as far as I'm concerned there's one place annually I know I'm gonna end up, at One Eyed Jacks to see Dragon Smoke. Stanton Moore, Ivan Neville, Eric Lindell and Robert Mercurio........when these guys step on stage together, somethin real special happens, each elevates pushin the other higher and higher into the night to the delight packed house visibly enjoying the ride. And for an appetizer earlier that evening at d.b.a., caught The Treme Brass Band, hung out backstage shootin the shit with Little Freddie King and Walter Wolfman Washington, the caught a good bit of the first set of LFK before heading to One Eyed Jacks. Quite a night of music as it is every year.....Enjoy the pix!! Jerry ;-) All Rights Reserved ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC Many more pics and a musical slideshow can be seen at http://www.nativeorleanian.org/dragon_smoke_oej_little_freddie_king_treme_brass_band_dba_4_29_14
, you know....that Jazz Fest thing.......On Tuesday of that week as far as I'm concerned there's one place annually I know I'm gonna end up, at One Eyed Jacks to see Dragon Smoke . Stanton Moore, Ivan Neville, Eric Lindell and Robert Mercurio........when these guys step on stage together, somethin real special happens, each elevates their "game" pushin the other higher and higher into the night to the delight packed house visibly enjoying the ride. Words don't do these shows justice...ya gotta be there.....so if you haven't seen Dragon Smoke,
little_freddie_king_dba_jm_042914_001 During the week that bridges the last weekend in April and the first weekend in May, you know....that Jazz Fest thing.......On Tuesday of that week as far as I'm concerned there's one place annually I know I'm gonna end up, at One Eyed Jacks to see Dragon Smoke. Stanton Moore, Ivan Neville, Eric Lindell and Robert Mercurio........when these guys step on stage together, somethin real special happens, each elevates pushin the other higher and higher into the night to the delight packed house visibly enjoying the ride. And for an appetizer earlier that evening at d.b.a., caught The Treme Brass Band, hung out backstage shootin the shit with Little Freddie King and Walter Wolfman Washington, the caught a good bit of the first set of LFK before heading to One Eyed Jacks. Quite a night of music as it is every year.....Enjoy the pix!! Jerry ;-) All Rights Reserved ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC Many more pics and a musical slideshow can be seen at http://www.nativeorleanian.org/dragon_smoke_oej_little_freddie_king_treme_brass_band_dba_4_29_14
it's time to get on it.....even if its not Jazz Fest Tuesday.......... And for an app etizer earlier that evening at d.b.a. , caught The Treme Brass Band, hung out backstage shootin the shit with Little Freddie King and Walter Wolfman Washington , then caught a good bit of the first set of LFK before heading to One Eyed Jacks. Quite a night of music as it is every year.....Enjoy the pix!! Jerry ;-)
It was quite a treat at Tipitinas over the weekend with John Mooney joining Alvin Youngblood Hart and Muscle Theory for a serious guitar slingin double bill.
john_mooney_tipitinas_jm_053114_011 It was quite a treat at Tipitinas over the weekend with John Mooney joining Alvin Youngblood Hart and Muscle Theory for a serious guitar slingin double bill. I've been getting my musical medicine from John Mooney since back before his “Sunday Church” shows over at Madigan's every Sunday way back when, and my man hasn't lost a step and was bringin in hard, foot stompin hard, to a mesmerized crowd at Tips........there aren't many people who could go on after the exhibition Mooney put on, but Alvin Youngblood Hart is one of them......I don't know who was the desert and who was the entree, but both were delicious......dessert was served during AYH's set when Mooney joined him on stage where they just slayed it together. And for a little more lagniappe, Colin Lake also joined AYH for a tune or 2, followed by Brent Johnson........some serious guitar slingin went down at Tips Saturday night. John also just released a new CD , John Mooney – Son & Moon: A Tribute to Son House, probably Mooney's most influential mentor.....It's an amazing CD and a must have for any fan of the blues....pick it up!!! All Rights Reserved ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC Many more pics and a musical slideshow can be seen at http://www.nativeorleanian.org/john_mooney_alvin_youngblood_hart_tipitinas_5_31_14
I've been getting my musical medicine from John Mooney since back before his “Sunday Church” shows over at Madigan's every Sunday way back when, and my man hasn't lost a step and was bringin in hard, foot stompin hard, to a mesmerized crowd at Tips........there aren't many people who could go on after the exhibition Mooney put on, but Alvin Youngblood Hart is one of them......I don't know who was the appetizer and who was the entree, but both were delicious......
alvin_youngblood_hart_tipitinas_jm_053114_005 It was quite a treat at Tipitinas over the weekend with John Mooney joining Alvin Youngblood Hart and Muscle Theory for a serious guitar slingin double bill. I've been getting my musical medicine from John Mooney since back before his “Sunday Church” shows over at Madigan's every Sunday way back when, and my man hasn't lost a step and was bringin in hard, foot stompin hard, to a mesmerized crowd at Tips........there aren't many people who could go on after the exhibition Mooney put on, but Alvin Youngblood Hart is one of them......I don't know who was the desert and who was the entree, but both were delicious......dessert was served during AYH's set when Mooney joined him on stage where they just slayed it together. And for a little more lagniappe, Colin Lake also joined AYH for a tune or 2, followed by Brent Johnson........some serious guitar slingin went down at Tips Saturday night. John also just released a new CD , John Mooney – Son & Moon: A Tribute to Son House, probably Mooney's most influential mentor.....It's an amazing CD and a must have for any fan of the blues....pick it up!!! All Rights Reserved ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC Many more pics and a musical slideshow can be seen at http://www.nativeorleanian.org/john_mooney_alvin_youngblood_hart_tipitinas_5_31_14
dessert was served during AYH's set when Mooney joined him on stage where they just slayed it together. And for a little more lagniappe, Colin Lake also joined AYH for a tune or 2, followed by Brent Johnson........some serious guitar slingin went down at Tips Saturday night. John also just released a new CD , John Mooney – Son & Moon: A Tribute to Son House , probably Mooney's most influential mentor.....It's an amazing CD and a must have for any fan of the blues....pick it up!!! All Rights Reserved ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC Many more pics and a musical slideshow can be seen at http://www.nativeorleanian.org/john_mooney_alvin_youngblood_hart_tipitinas_5_31_14
Just ran across another Jazz Fest night shoot that I honestly didn't recall till I ran across yesterday.....The Royal Southern Brotherhood performed a tribute to the Rolling Stones ' quintessential album, "Exile on Main Street" offering "Exile on Royal Street," a tribute to the Rolling Stones' LP and one of my favorites, so after a long day at Jazz fest, this was a nice treat. And what a beautiful setting, City Park's Botanical Gardens........
royal_southern_brotherhood_botanical_gardens_city_park_jm_050114_001 Just ran across another Jazz Fest night shoot that I honestly didn't recall till I ran across yesterday.....The Royal Southern Brotherhood performed a tribute to the Rolling Stones' quintessential album, "Exile on Main Street" offering "Exile on Royal Street," a tribute to the Rolling Stones' LP and one of my favorites, so after a long day at Jazz fest, this was a nice treat. And what a beautiful setting, City Park's Botanical Gardens........I've been lookin forward to this show since talking about it with Rueben Williams last year. The thing I remember most about the show was the FIYA and I mean serious FIYA that a seemingly possessed Cyril Neville brought and poured all over the stage and crowd...the voice...the moves....Cyril had transported himself back to the 70's. Most of the night I just sat back and enjoyed the performance with a big smile on my face, but I did also manage to pop off a few stills......Enjoy!! Jerry ;-) <br/>Stills and a musical slideshow from the shoot can be viewed at http://www.nativeorleanian.org/royal_southern_brotherhood_exile_on_royal_st_botanical_gardens_nola_5_1_2014 All Rights Reserved ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC
I've been lookin forward to this show since talking about it with Rueben Williams last year. The thing I remember most about the show was the FIYA and I mean serious FIYA that a seemingly possessed Cyril Neville brought and poured all over the stage and crowd...the voice...the moves....Cyril had transported himself back to the 70's. Most of the night I just sat back and enjoyed the performance with a big smile on my face, but I did also manage to pop off a few stills......Enjoy!! Jerry ;-)
And while on the subject of Royal Southern Brotherhood, I got my hands on a pre release copy of "heartsoulblood" Ruf Records and have been listening to it for a couple days.....Do yourself a favor and put this one on your “gotta have” list, release date is June 11th ......
Royal Southern Brotherhood Royal Southern Brotherhood heartsoulblood
Stills and a musical slideshow from the shoot can be viewed at http://www.nativeorleanian.org/royal_southern_brotherhood_exile_on_royal_st_botanical_gardens_nola_5_1_2014 All Rights Reserved ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of doing a photo shoot for Little Freddie King over at the Living Room Recording Studios over on the West Bank. Little Freddie King is in the process of recording a new CD with 12 original tracks.
little_freddie_king_living _room_studio_jm_052014_012 Earlier this week I once again had the pleasure of doing a photo shoot for Little Freddie King over at the Living Room Recording Studios over on the West Bank. Little Freddie King is in the process of recording a new CD with 12 original tracks. There are two guest guitarists joining Freddie on the recording of the CD, Vasti Jackson(Freddie's Nephew) and Luke Winslow King who is a great admirer of Little Freddie King and is soaking up every minute of workin with Da King. Of course on harp is Bobby Lewis, long time bass player Anthony Anderson has had health issues that have precluded him from going forward with the band. As a result, NC import William Jordan has taken over the bass position. Mark "WIREHEAD" Bingham is at the controls, along with Chris George(owner of the Living Room) engineering. And of course "Wacko" Wade(Freddie's long time drummer) is the producer. This yet to be named CD will be unleashed on the masses later this year or early next year, so lookout world, Little Freddie King's comin your way!! Will add a few more images later today or tomorrow......<br/> Stills and a musical slideshow from the shoot can be viewed at http://www.nativeorleanian.org/little_freddie_king_living_room_studio_5_23_14<br/>All Rights Reserved ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC
There are two guest guitarists joining Freddie on the recording of the CD, Vasti Jackson(Freddie's Nephew) and Luke Winslow King who is a great admirer of Little Freddie King and is soaking up every minute of workin with Da King.
little_freddie_king_living _room_studio_jm_052014_014 Earlier this week I once again had the pleasure of doing a photo shoot for Little Freddie King over at the Living Room Recording Studios over on the West Bank. Little Freddie King is in the process of recording a new CD with 12 original tracks. There are two guest guitarists joining Freddie on the recording of the CD, Vasti Jackson(Freddie's Nephew) and Luke Winslow King who is a great admirer of Little Freddie King and is soaking up every minute of workin with Da King. Of course on harp is Bobby Lewis, long time bass player Anthony Anderson has had health issues that have precluded him from going forward with the band. As a result, NC import William Jordan has taken over the bass position. Mark "WIREHEAD" Bingham is at the controls, along with Chris George(owner of the Living Room) engineering. And of course "Wacko" Wade(Freddie's long time drummer) is the producer. This yet to be named CD will be unleashed on the masses later this year or early next year, so lookout world, Little Freddie King's comin your way!! Will add a few more images later today or tomorrow...... Stills and a musical slideshow from the shoot can be viewed at http://www.nativeorleanian.org/little_freddie_king_living_room_studio_5_23_14 All Rights Reserved ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC
Of course on harp is Bobby Lewis, long time bass player Anthony Anderson has had health issues that have precluded him from going forward with the band. As a result, NC import William Jordan has taken over the bass position. Mark "WIREHEAD" Bingham is at the controls, along with Chris George(owner of the Living Room) engineering. And of course "Wacko" Wade(Freddie's long time drummer) is the producer. This yet to be named CD will be unleashed on the masses later this year, so lookout world, Little Freddie King's comin your way!! Will add a few more images tomorrow. Stills and a musical slideshow from the shoot can be viewed at http://www.nativeorleanian.org/little_freddie_king_living_room_studio_5_23_14 All Rights Reserved ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC
On Bruce Springsteen, I've seen “The Boss
bruce_springsteen_jazz_fest_jm_050314_006 On Bruce Springsteen, I've seen “The Boss” 3 times now at Jazz Fest, all most memorable but for distinctly different reasons. The first was right after Katrina in 2006 when Bruce Springsteen brought his freshly formed Seeger Sessions Band to New Orleans bringing his storytelling, musicianship and healing powers to a down ,but no way near out, population in New Orleans, soothing the crowd with a special folk infused show, which was new for him yet amazing considering the collective conscience at that time......I specifically recall "My City of Ruins."(with tears while writing) being a watershed moment in the show......The show reminded me of church, and I never left my pew........The second time I saw Springsteen, he was with the E-Street Band infusing the show with emotions that reflected a recovery, less somber more upbeat...... and that was a great show too......and then this years, the most powerful(on the positive) one of the three. I was backstage after shooting Voice of the Wetlands Allstars and saw Bruce and the Band come out of a semi where they gathered for a minute , then in single file all following “The Boss” whose gait was one of supreme confidence.......ready to go kick some rock'n roll ass for a few hours.....which they did...... I wandered with Johnny Sansone and Christy up to the right side where we could see pretty good. That's when I noticed the shit eatin grin on Springsteen's face, the dude was havin just a ball and wore it on his sleeves(as he always has). Fortunately I was able to capture a few nice images of “The Boss” that convey something close to what I attempt to describe......Jerry ;-) ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC Many more pics and a musical slideshow will be added to <a target="_blank" href="http://www.nativeorleanian.org/new_orleans_jazz_and_heritage_festival_2014">http://www.nativeorleanian.org/new_orleans_jazz_and_heritage_festival_2014</a>
” 3 times now at Jazz Fest, all most memorable but for distinctly different reasons. The first was right after Katrina in 2006 when Bruce Springsteen brought his freshly formed Seeger Sessions Band to New Orleans bringing his storytelling, musicianship and healing powers to a down ,but no way near out, population in New Orleans, soothing the crowd with a special folk infused show, which was new for him yet amazing considering the collective conscience at that time......I specifically recall "My City of Ruins."(with tears while writing) being a watershed moment in the show......The show reminded me of church, and I never left my pew ........The second time I saw Springsteen, he was with the E-Street Band infusing the show with emotions that reflected a recovery, less somber more upbeat...... and that was a great show too......and then this years, the most powerful(on the positive) one of the three. I was backstage after shooting Voice of the Wetlands Allstars and saw Bruce and the Band come out of a semi where they gathered for a minute , then in single file all following “The Boss” whose gait was one of supreme confidence.......ready to go kick some rock'n roll ass for a few hours.....which they did......
bruce_springsteen_jazz_fest_jm_050314_004 On Bruce Springsteen, I've seen “The Boss” 3 times now at Jazz Fest, all most memorable but for distinctly different reasons. The first was right after Katrina in 2006 when Bruce Springsteen brought his freshly formed Seeger Sessions Band to New Orleans bringing his storytelling, musicianship and healing powers to a down ,but no way near out, population in New Orleans, soothing the crowd with a special folk infused show, which was new for him yet amazing considering the collective conscience at that time......I specifically recall "My City of Ruins."(with tears while writing) being a watershed moment in the show......The show reminded me of church, and I never left my pew........The second time I saw Springsteen, he was with the E-Street Band infusing the show with emotions that reflected a recovery, less somber more upbeat...... and that was a great show too......and then this years, the most powerful(on the positive) one of the three. I was backstage after shooting Voice of the Wetlands Allstars and saw Bruce and the Band come out of a semi where they gathered for a minute , then in single file all following “The Boss” whose gait was one of supreme confidence.......ready to go kick some rock'n roll ass for a few hours.....which they did...... I wandered with Johnny Sansone and Christy up to the right side where we could see pretty good. That's when I noticed the shit eatin grin on Springsteen's face, the dude was havin just a ball and wore it on his sleeves(as he always has). Fortunately I was able to capture a few nice images of “The Boss” that convey something close to what I attempt to describe......Jerry ;-) ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC Many more pics and a musical slideshow will be added to <a target="_blank" href="http://www.nativeorleanian.org/new_orleans_jazz_and_heritage_festival_2014">http://www.nativeorleanian.org/new_orleans_jazz_and_heritage_festival_2014</a>
I wandered with Johnny Sansone and Christy up to the right side where we could see pretty good. That's when I noticed the shit eatin grin on Springsteen's face, the dude was havin just a ball and wore it on his sleeves(as he always has). Fortunately I was able to capture a few nice images of “The Boss” that convey something close to what I describe......Jerry ;-) ©2005-2014 Jerry Moran Native Orleanian LLC Many more pics, a few more Springsteen and a musical slideshow will be added to http://www.nativeorleanian.org/new_orleans_jazz_and_heritage_festival_2014
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