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The Father of Free Jazz: Ornette Coleman stayed true to his artistic vision. Didn’t know he lived in #NOLA http://nola.tw/Ti
Singer/songwriter Lenny McDaniel dies at 65 #NOLA http://nola.tw/To
For Delfeayo Marsalis, jazz is a legacy to be handed down #NOLA http://nola.tw/Tj
The Father of Free Jazz: Ornette Coleman stayed true to his artistic vision. Didn’t know he lived in #NOLA http://nola.tw/Ti
#NOLA #bounce music evokes a powerful, poignant sense of place http://nola.tw/Th
Colbert Announces New ‘Late Show’ Band Leader! #NOLA s own Jon Batiste http://nola.tw/Tg
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1952 - Herb Morand, a jazz trumpeter and most well-known for his connection to the New Orleans, Louisiana music scene passed away on this day. He was born in 1905 and was the brother of singer Edna Hicks and half-brother of singer Lizzie Miles. He was a member of the Harlem Hamfats , whose members were "Kansas" Joe McCoy (guitar, vocals) and his brother "Papa" Charlie McCoy (guitar, mandolin); Herb Morand (trumpet, vocals), John Lindsay (bass), and Odell Rand (clarinet); Horace Malcolm (piano), Freddie Flynn (drums) and Pearlis Williams (drums). He returned to New Orleans in 1941, where he led his own band and joined George Lewis' ensemble from 1948-1950. |