New Orleans - Day 4
Jazz & Heritage Musical Festival - Day 3
Another lovely sunny, blue sky day.
I went to the Festival solo today - Di took the day off.
I decided to walk the lovely 2.5 miles to the Festival, via the French Quarter and Treme.
I first went to the interesting interview of Doug "the Ragin' Cajun" Kershaw and Steve Riley, by Nick Spitzer.
Due to several conflicting options today, I decided to watch several musicians for 4-5 songs each, as well as more interesting sights. First I watched the Magnificent 7:
Next I watched Henry Butler & the Jambalaya Band:
Next was Chocolate Milk:
Next was Jon Batiste with the Dap-Kings:
Next was New Orleans's Queen of Soul, Irma Thomas:
Next was Tab Benoit:
Next was Blues Legend, John Mayall:
And finally, I watched David Byrne:
After returning from the Festival, our friends Lee & Mary-Anne met us at our condo before we went for a delicious seafood dinner at https://www.superiorseafoodnola.com/ , in the historic Uptown area, and then returning by streetcar.
Jazz & Heritage Musical Festival - Day 3
Another lovely sunny, blue sky day.
I went to the Festival solo today - Di took the day off.
I decided to walk the lovely 2.5 miles to the Festival, via the French Quarter and Treme.
I first went to the interesting interview of Doug "the Ragin' Cajun" Kershaw and Steve Riley, by Nick Spitzer.
Due to several conflicting options today, I decided to watch several musicians for 4-5 songs each, as well as more interesting sights. First I watched the Magnificent 7:
Next I watched Henry Butler & the Jambalaya Band:
Next was Chocolate Milk:
Next was Jon Batiste with the Dap-Kings:
Next was New Orleans's Queen of Soul, Irma Thomas:
Next was Tab Benoit:
Next was Blues Legend, John Mayall:
And finally, I watched David Byrne:
After returning from the Festival, our friends Lee & Mary-Anne met us at our condo before we went for a delicious seafood dinner at https://www.superiorseafoodnola.com/ , in the historic Uptown area, and then returning by streetcar.
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