Sep 19 2007
The New Orleans Music Tradition
Blues pianist and songwriter Jon Cleary shares his thoughts on New Orleans unique music culture and heritage, whether the traditional styles are in danger of being neglected by younger generations, and whether it helps or harms a musical tradition to have a foundation established and dedicated to its preservation.
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