(*) New Orleans’ musikalische Wiedergeburt

By Jonathan Fischer on January 4, 2013

By Jonathan Fischer on 4 January 2013 in STORIES

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Posted in STORIES | Tagged Blues, Bounce, Brass, Chuck Perkins, Clubs Istanbul, Corey Henry, Creole Wild West, David Simon, Donald Harrison, Dr. John, Emmylou Harris, Folk, French Quarter, Funk, Hot 8, Irving Banister, Irving «Spyboy Honey» Baniste, Jason Marsalis, Jazz, Louis Armstrong, Mardi Gras Indians, Neville Brothers, New Orleans, Phil Frazier, Rap, Rebirth Brass Band, Second Lines, Soul Rebels, Spoken Word, Stooges Brassband, The Meters, Treme, Trombone Shorty, Uganda Roberts, USA, Voices of New Orleans, voodoo, Wynton Marsalis | 1 Response

Tags: Blues / Bounce / Brass / Chuck Perkins / Clubs Istanbul / Corey Henry / Creole Wild West / David Simon / Donald Harrison / Dr. John / Emmylou Harris / Folk / French Quarter / Funk / Hot 8 / Irving Banister / Irving «Spyboy Honey» Baniste / Jason Marsalis / Jazz / Louis Armstrong / Mardi Gras Indians / Neville Brothers / New Orleans / Phil Frazier / Rap / Rebirth Brass Band / Second Lines / Soul Rebels / Spoken Word / Stooges Brassband / The Meters / Treme / Trombone Shorty / Uganda Roberts / USA / Voices of New Orleans / voodoo / Wynton Marsalis

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Jonathan Fischer

Jonathan Fischer ist Journalist, DJ und Maler aus München.

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[...] Indianer zurückgehen könnte (Siehe Norient-Artikel von Georg Modestin Begrabt das Kriegsbeil und New Orleans’ musikalische Wiedergeburt von Jonathan Fischer). Wie im Hip-Hop wird fleissig gesampelt: «Rock the Beat» von Derek B ist [...]

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