Liner Notes: The Wild Tchoupitoulas featuring the Neville Brothers, New Orleans '77 (TRC, February 2025)
Cyril and Ivan Neville look back on their 1977 Jazz Fest performance with their uncle, George "Big Chief Jolly" Landry, and his Wild Tchoupitoulas.
Sep 11 26September 11, 2026
Article at Tipitina's Record Club
Liner Notes: The Funky Sides of James Black (Tipitina's Record Club, December 2024)
“I wanna work up to where James Black really is." On April 9, 1983, the New Orleans-born musician of the same name was on the air at WWOZ-FM in his hometown, reflecting, occasionally in the third person, on his wide-ranging music career while playing…
Jan 28 25January 28, 2025
Article at Tipitina's Record Club
Browning Bryant: TRC reissues the 1974 Allen Toussaint production you don't know but should
Liner notes for TRC's 2024 reissue of teenage singer Browning Bryant's Sea-Saint moment.
Sep 20 24September 20, 2024
Article at Tipitina's Record Club
Leo Nocentelli shows 'Another Side' of a Meter man
Gambit cover story, May 2022.
May 14 24May 14, 2024
Article at Nola.com: The Gambit
Taj Mahal Solo: Live at Tipitina's -- New Orleans 1980 (liner notes)
Singer, songwriter, composer multi-instrumentalist, musicologist and probable genius Taj Mahal recalls a December 1980 solo show at a little club in New Orleans.
Oct 03 24October 03, 2024
Article at Tipitina's Record Club
Sister Gertrude Morgan: 'Let's Make a Record'
Tipitina's Record Club reissue (2024)
May 01 24May 01, 2024
Article at Tipitina's Record Club
Christian McBride's New Jawn (Jazz Fest preview)
Offbeat, 2023 Jazz Fest Bible edition In 2015, Christian McBride was ready for a new adventure. With two Grammy Awards under his belt (he’s now at nine and counting), the prolific, Philadelphia-born bassist was already leading multiple bands when he…
May 01 23May 01, 2023
Article at repubbed from Offbeat
Kermit Ruffins: Picnic State of Mind
Downbeat, September 2013 At Kermit’s Treme Speakeasy on a quiet afternoon in June, the lunch hour has come and gone but a mix of patrons linger, using the space more as a community center than a restaurant. In one corner, a woman counsels a recent…
Nov 13 24November 13, 2024
Article at Downbeat back issue
Dr. John Solo Piano: Live in New Orleans, 1984
As night settled on the New Orleans riverfront during Jazz Fest in 1984, Malcolm “Mac” John Rebbenack Jr. took the stage aboard a historic side-paddle steamship and delivered a solo piano performance that reflected a pivotal moment in his evolution…
Mar 01 23March 01, 2023
Article at Tipitina's Record Club








