Rebuilding New Orleans One Song At At Time
Update: CD Released! It’s Not The Years, It’s The Miles Track List 1. It’s Not the Years, It’s the Miles (Alex McMurray) Debbie Davis – vocal; Matt Rhody – violin; Richard Scott – accordion, piano; Alex McMurray – guitar; Matt Perrine – bass 2. Mama Goes Where Papa Goes (Jack Yellen… [Continue Reading]
New Orleans native Arséne DeLay is set to release her first solo album this fall. DeLay, youngest of the world-renowned Boutté vocalists, has spent her 12-year career performing in some of the most recognized projects and with some of the brightest stars in New Orleans and Los Angeles. Ready to forge out with her own… [Continue Reading]
From Alex about this project: “People tend to speak tenderly of songs, but for me songs are like old friends that owe you money– they are very comfortable in your house, go through the fridge and borrow your tools. They just don’t seem to be there when you remember you need them. They keep telling… [Continue Reading]
New Orleans native Jim McCormick’s songs have been recorded by Tim McGraw, Randy Travis, Ronnie Milsap, Trace Adkins, Luke Bryan, Trisha Yearwood, Rodney Atkins, Jamey Johnson, Julianne Hough, and many others. He is a staff songwriter with BMG Chrysalis and a sought after top-liner for many projects. Previously he’s worked as a staff writer with… [Continue Reading]
Jesse Moore–”Live at the Old Point” The Hoodoo Man follows up the critically acclaimed Chip Wilson collaboration, Side By Side, with this intimate live recording celebrating his 5 years of Sunday gigs at Algier’s Old Point Bar. Available: Jesse Moore.com CD Baby LMF iTunes Visit Jesse Moore’s website.
By David Kunian October 2011 Issue Really, is there more to life than Shrimp Boots and Vintage Suits? The shrimp boots, a symbol of life here on the Gulf of Mexico, sum up that rocking Gulf Coast sound that made for hit after hit in studios from Rampart Street to Crowley. This quartet with honking… [Continue Reading]
Interview with John Boutté on SiriusXm’s Bob Edwards Show. broadcast on September 28, 2011. Part 1 [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Part 2 [Audio clip: view full post to listen]
Camile Baudoin–”Old Bayou Blues” Former long time guitarist of the epic New Orleans rock band, The Radiators, Camile Baudoin, returns to his roots for this solo endeavor. Available: LMF Amazon CDBaby Visit Camile Baudoin’s website.
Debbie Davis emailed last week with this update….and know that while we are getting close to the 10K goal for her, we still need to push for more to get to the finish line. Or maybe to the end zone would be more appropriate, with football season starting. At any rate, from Debbie: I’ve had… [Continue Reading]
by John Swenson Sept. 01, 2011 When the Radiators played their final shows in June, few would have guessed that the band member most prepared for life in a new musical context would be Camile Baudoin. The band’s soft- spoken, self-effacing lead guitarist was known for his intense, dexterous playing, but not for his stage… [Continue Reading]
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