Every Wednesday, the TBC Brass Band performs at the Hot East Daiquiri Shop on Downman Road in New Orleans East. It’s not a large venue, but it’s a lot of fun. 7/4/12
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Every Wednesday, the TBC Brass Band performs at the Hot East Daiquiri Shop on Downman Road in New Orleans East. It’s not a large venue, but it’s a lot of fun. 7/4/12
Every Wednesday, the TBC Brass Band performs at the Hot East Daiquiri Shop on Downman Road in New Orleans East. It’s not a large venue, but it’s a lot of fun. 7/4/12
#032 All Stars Brass Band & Second Liners She Used To Be My Girl (by jdoggtn7)
A brass band made up of all-stars from several New Orleans brass bands performs at the corner of Bourbon and Canal Streets in the French Quarter.
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#030 All Stars Brass Band & Second Liners Sexual Healing (by jdoggtn7)
An all-star group of New Orleans musicians perform at the corner of Bourbon and Canal Streets, 7/4/12
(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
Nancy Apple performs at Central BBQ in Cooper-Young, Memphis, 7/8/12 (Taken with Instagram at Central BBQ)
Nancy Apple performs at Central BBQ in Cooper-Young, Memphis, 7/8/12 (Taken with Instagram at Central BBQ)
Nancy Apple performs at Central BBQ in Cooper-Young, Memphis, 7/8/12 (Taken with Instagram at Central BBQ)
Nancy Apple performs at Central BBQ in Cooper-Young, Memphis, 7/8/12 (Taken with Instagram at Central BBQ)
While fireworks are generally a part of July 4 celebrations across America, New Orleans seems a uniquely-appropriate place to celebrate our great country. It is a city, founded by French explorers near a Native American village, later run by the Spanish and then the Americans, to which came Africans, Jews, the Irish, Italians, Haitians, Mexicans and Vietnamese. All of these diverse cultures have left their mark on New Orleans, making it paradoxically America’s most exotic city and at the same time the most American city of all. In New Orleans this year, the fireworks were preceded by a Navy band concert, and followed by the same All-Star Brass Band that had been playing on Bourbon Street earlier in the evening.Â