Showing posts with label jim james. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jim james. Show all posts

Friday, May 7, 2010

CNN: Jazzfest Wrap Up

In Pictures: Preservation Hall Jazz Band, My Morning Jacket and Terence Blanchard @ Jazzfest Fairgrounds

By Dino Perrucci Photography



Preservation Hall Jazz Band - New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 4/25/10




Preservation Hall Jazz Band - New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 4/25/10


Preservation Hall Jazz Band w/Terence Blanchard - New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 4/25/10


Preservation Hall Jazz Band w/Jim James - New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 4/25/10

Thursday, April 29, 2010

My Morning Jacket at Preservation Hall Photos

Words by: Kayceman | Images by: Erika Goldring


My Morning Jacket with Preservation Hall Jazz Band
04.24.10 :: Preservation Hall :: New Orleans, LA

After performing part of their set with Preservation Hall Jazz Band earlier in the day at their Saturday headlining Jazz Fest slot (read about it here), My Morning Jacket teamed up with the local New Orleans legends later that night on their home turf at the tiny New Orleans institution, Preservation Hall. It was an intense, intimate evening that had the 100 or so attendees completely enthralled with every note and word. The show featured the Preservation Hall Jazz Band starting the night off solo then welcoming singer Amy LaVere and MMJ's Jim James, both of whom appear on Preservation Hall Jazz Band's new benefit album Preservation. Following the Prez Hall portion, MMJ took the stage for an incredible acoustic set that concluded with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band parading through the French Quarter with My Morning Jacket.


My Morning Jacket | 04.24.10 | Preservation Hall | New Orleans, LA
At Dawn, Golden, The Way That He Sings, Knot Comes Loose, Wonderful (The Way I Feel), Dondante, Smokin From Shootin, Mother In Law (Allen Toussaint)*, Highly Suspicious*, Carnival Time (Al Johnson)*, Move On Up (Curtis Mayfield)*
* with Preservation Hall Jazz Band




Thursday, December 4, 2008

NolaFunkyQuote: Jim James (of My Morning Jacket)

Jim James says, "I feel so fortunate to be able to have come to New Orleans to learn and celebrate with fellow friends, artists and musicians from NOLA and around the country. It is so important for us to keep New Orleans and its rich musical heritage alive and on people's minds alongside the many other issues the world is dealing with right now."


http://akamai-static.nme.com/images/76_MyMorningJacket121005.jpg

"It's hard to believe there are still countless unresolved situations from the damage and mismanagement of Katrina and other Gulf Coast storms. The good people of New Orleans deserve their due, as there are still so many wrongs to be righted and unfinished situations that need to be dealt with fairly."

(quote c/o Offbeat Weekly Beat)