Showing posts with label stooges brass band. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stooges brass band. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Buzzfeed: 15 Quintessential New Orleans Brass Acts
#1 Rebirth Brass Band
WHAT THEY’RE KNOWN FOR: Being the very first ones to add a little funk to traditional brass arrangements.
These ambassadors of brass were formed in 1983 by local legends the Frazier brothers and trumpeter Kermit Ruffins, alongside members of their high school marching band in the Treme at the time.
WHERE YOU CAN SEE THEM: Every Tuesday night at the Maple Leaf Bar in the Carollton neighborhood Uptown
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Monday, April 22, 2013
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Upcoming: Stooges Brass Band @ Drom
3/16 Stooges Brass Band @ Drom
From New Orleans
The Stooges Brass Band Live in NYC
The Stooges Brass Band Live in NYC
The Stooges Brass Band has been one of the elite brass bands in New Orleans but only recently is receiving the accolades and well deserved recognition of their importance to the music scene of New Orleans. Since 1996, their high energy show on the stage and in the streets has engaged audiences with their innovative blend of traditional New Orleans brass sounds and contemporary hip-hop beats.
Stooges
Brass Band has shared the stage with: Ozomatli, Black Star (Mos Def
& Talib Kweli), Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears, Grace Potter
& the Nocturnals, Shemekia Copeland, Pedrito Martinez Group,
Galactic, Brownout, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave, Big Sam's Funky
Nation, Funky Meters, Jessica Simpson, and more.
http://stoogesmusicgroup.com/
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
NPR: Stooges Brass Band Live From Webster Hall
The Stooges Brass Band: globalFEST 2013
The Stooges Brass Band got its start when members of two rival high-school marching bands in New Orleans decided to join forces. Today, the group mixes hip-hop, funk and R&B in its thrilling live performances. Hear the group recorded at Webster Hall in New York City.
Though it's the year's premier "world music" event, GlobalFEST embraces many homegrown sounds — and the 2013 roster was full of North American artists. A case in point: The Stooges Brass Band, a New Orleans brass band for the 21st century. It's got that unmistakeable sound of its hometown, but hip-hop, funk, R&B and soul are all in the group's DNA. Introducing great party bands to wider audiences has become a signature element in globalFEST's programming (just think of Red Baraat and Debo Band), and this year's entry in that category was The Stooges. "World music" or not, the group definitely got the room jumping.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Thursday, January 3, 2013
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Upcoming: Export NOLA feat. Big Sam's Funky Nation, Stooges Brass Band, Mia Borders, Flow Tribe @ Cutting Room
Big Sam's Funky Nation, The Stooges Brass Band, Mia Borders & Flow Tribe
9pm Mia Borders
10pm Stooges Brass Band
11pm Big Sam’s Funky Nation
12:30am Flow Tribe
10pm Stooges Brass Band
11pm Big Sam’s Funky Nation
12:30am Flow Tribe
Monday, December 10, 2012
Upcoming: Export Nola feat. Stooges Brass Band @ Brooklyn Bowl
Backbeat Foundation Presents: 5th Annual Export NOLA:
The Stooges Brass Band
Flow tribe, And special guests!
Sat, January 12, 2013
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Monday, July 23, 2012
Thursday: Second Line for Uncle Lionel / Stooges Brass Band
Stooges Brass Band
(memorial second line for Uncle Lionel)
Parade sets start at 6:30 at Josie Roberston Plaza
NY AREA- THERE WILL BE A MEMORIAL PARADE/2ND LINE TO HONOR UNCLE LIONEL ON THURSDAY JULY 26TH AT 6:30- GATHER AT JOSIE ROBERTSON PLAZA AT LINCOLN CENTER. THE PARADE WILL BE LED BY THE RED BULL STREET KINGS OF NEW ORLEANS AKA THE STOOGES BRASS BAND. PLEASE COME OUT AND HONOR UNCLE, BRING WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS, 2ND LINE UMBRELLAS, LARGE PICTURES OF UNCLE IF YOU HAVE THEM, YOU ARE WELCOME TO ANY OF THE PICS ON MY PAGE- IF YOU KNEW UNCLE, I KNOW YOU WILL BE THERE, IF YOU DIDN'T, BUT WANT TO EXPERIENCE AN AUTHENTIC VERSION OF HOW NEW ORLEANS HONORS HER LOVED ONES, COME OUT. IF YOU HAVE VIDEO SKILLS, PLEASE HELP US DOCUMENT SO WE CAN SHOW THE FAMILY. PLEASE SHARE THIS WITH ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND LET'S SHOW UNCLE HOW MUCH WE LOVE HIM. C'MON, ALL Y'ALL- BE IN DAT NUMBER- TO BE FOLLOWED BY A FREE SHOW ON THE PLAZA BY THE STOOGES.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
NPR: In New Orleans, A Buffet Of Great Music
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Glen David Andrews, the New Orleans trombonist and singer and regular on HBO's Treme, surfs the crowd at the 2010 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
Gluttony. Yeah, it's a sin. And I don't have the professional excuse for enthusiastic food consumption that I do for constant musical intake. But it doesn't take much for a social media addict like myself to convince herself that indulging in can be a public service. Since my Chowhound-devoted husband and I arrived in New Orleans two and a half weeks ago, I've been regaling (the hungry say torturing) my Facebook friends with pictorial documentation of our gustatory journeys as we move — like those fish who never close their mouths — through this irresistibly tasty city.
The Gluttony Series in my Mobile Uploads folder features my shaky iPhone snaps of the duck confit Po'Boy from Crabby Jack's; the oysters, broiled and on the half shell, at Borgne; Cochon Butcher's amazing house-cured meats; the famous Godzilla crab at Jacques-Imo's, a crème brulee to die for at Herbsaint; and my personal favorite, the squid and Pimenton sausage sandwich at Maurepas. (Okay, I'll stop! I'm making myself jealous now.) We've spent our daughter's college fund contributing to the local restaurant economy, but at least I can fool myself into thinking I've given friends a useful guide for their next trip down the Mississippi.
As I dug into the shrimp and cabbage salad at Pho Tau Bay yesterday, however, I realized that my cuisine quest was even threatening to overshadow the amazing musical immersion NOLA has also granted me. I'm a glutton for sound, too, and dancing, and the convivial crush of bodies in a crowded club. I need to share these indulgences too. So here's the Gluttony Series, Part Two: a selective playlist of some of the best sounds I sampled in the city where everything's worth a listen.
Thanks to all the YouTube pioneers who recorded other version of what I saw and heard.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
WWOZ to webcast Walter "Wolfman" Washington, Dumpstaphunk & Stooges Brass Band on Saturday
Live Broadcast of Walter "Wolfman" Washington + Ivan Neville's "Dumpstaphunk" + Stooges Brass Band
DATE: Sat, Nov 5, 2011 7:00pm
'OZ fans Courtney Katzenstein and Jon McHugh have more than friendship and their love of 'OZ in common, they are also both Scorpios. What's that mean for our listeners? Jon and Courtney have graciously offered to let us broadcast their birthday party, featuring Walter "Wolfman" Washington, Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk and the Stooges Brass Band. Courtney has also made 'OZ her charity of choice and requests for gifts to be in the form of donations to the station. So thank you, and happy birthday to Courtney and Jon!Please note: This is a private party, but will be broadcast on WWOZ 90.7 fm and online at wwoz.org
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