#342 Stooges Brass Band Why They Have To Kill Him @ Men of Class 2012 (by John Shaw)
The Stooges Brass Band play their tribute song to Joseph “Shotgun Joe” Williams as the Men of Class second-line comes down the Broad Street Bridge toward the Yacht Club. Williams was a Hot 8 Brass Band member who was shot to death by New Orleans police in 2004, 10/21/12
The Men of Class second-line heading back across the bridge to the Yacht Club on Broad Street where it began, 10/21/12
#327 Stooges Brass Band Enjoy Yourself @ Men of Class 2012 (by John Shaw)
The Stooges Brass Band plays Michael Jackson’s “Enjoy Yourself” with the Men of Class second-line in Uptown New Orleans, 10/21/12
#320 Stooges Brass Band Way Uptown @ Men of Class 2012 (by John Shaw)
The Stooges Brass Band and the Men of Class head up Martin Luther King Boulevard in Uptown New Orleans, 10/21/12
The Men of Class second-line arriving at Sportsman’s Corner, Second and Dryades, Uptown New Orleans, 10/21/12
#301 Stooges Brass Band @ Men of Class 2012 (by John Shaw)
The Men of Class and Stooges Brass Band head up Dryades toward Second Street, Uptown New Orleans, 10/21/12
#297 Stooges Brass Band @ Men of Class 2012 Joe’s House of Blues (by John Shaw)
The Stooges Brass Band play as the Men of Class come out of Joe’s House of Blues to resume the second-line, Uptown New Orleans, 10/21/12
The Men of Class second-line leaving Joe’s House of Blues and continuing on their route, Uptown New Orleans, 10/21/12
The Men of Class 2012 taking a break in front of Joe’s House of Blues at Seventh and Dryades, Uptown New Orleans, 10/21/12
#279 Second-Lining on the Roof-Men of Class 2012.MOV (by John Shaw)
Second-liners often end up on roofs of cars, roofs or buildings or other high places, either to see everything below from a vantage point, or in the hopes of being seen or noticed themselves. At the Men of Class second-line at Joe’s House of Blues, Seventh and Dryades, Uptown New Orleans, 10/21/12
