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16. Mai 2024 · Released as part of his ‘Fess: The Professor Longhair Anthology album in 1993, “Mardi Gras in New Orleans” showcases Professor Longhair’s unique fusion of rhythm and blues with the traditional sounds of the bayou. The song serves as a tribute to the Mardi Gras festivities, which are deeply ingrained in the cultural fabric of ...
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In it, Professor Longhair plays alongside his mentor, Isidore “Tuts” Washington, and his protégé, Allen Toussaint, while they discuss their own unique contributions to the New Orleans sound. Though the documentary focuses on the pianists, Roberts can be seen several times in the recording playing the congas alongside his friend Fess.
24. Mai 2024 · Tipitina is a song performed by the legendary New Orleans musician, Professor Longhair. Originally released on his 1974 PBS Soundstage performance, this song has become a quintessential piece of New Orleans rhythm and blues repertoire. The lyrics, although simple and repetitive, hold a certain charm that captures the spirit of New ...
9. Mai 2024 · The late Professor Longhair, or "Fess," is why Dr. John and every other New Orleans musician of note ever actually hit one. On Sunday, 44 years after he passed, the city honorarily renamed...
16. Mai 2024 · Written and performed by Professor Longhair, this iconic song continues to captivate audiences with its infectious rhythm and soulful lyrics. But what is the meaning behind this enchanting composition? Let’s delve into the depths of Tipitina and unravel its hidden messages.
15. Mai 2024 · (May 2024) Episode 569 is PROFESSOR LONGHAIR. As I continue my mini-tour through New Orleans music, I come upon one of its fathers. “Fess” was best known for his piano style, which incorporated Caribbean rhumba and calypso to create a rhythmic style adopted by generations of New Orleans musicians including Fats Domino, Allen ...
11. Mai 2024 · A wonderful vintage poster for the prestigious New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival featuring Professor Longhair, a New Orleans jazz legend, mounted in a custom frame. Size (sight view): 32″ L x 21″ W (81.3 cm x 53.3 cm) Size (frame): 38.5″ L x 27.25″ W (97.8 cm x 69.2 cm)
