We Ain’t Dead Yet (St. James Infirmary) – Chuck Perkins
A FoodMusicJustice production. Live at Chickie Wah Wah. Filmed in the spring of 2009.
– Ken McCarthy
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Treme Brass Band – Original Spotted Cat closes
Filmed by Ken McCarthy at the farewell party for the original Spotted Cat. April 30, 2009.
The Spotted Cat was one of the clubs that held New Orleans together and kept the creative fires burning during the dark years right after the flood.
– Ken McCarthy
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Grevel Lindop in New Orleans
On a trip to London in 2007 I was looking for artists that might be enticed into visiting and writing about New Orleans to help put it back on the map for global travelers.
As luck would have it, poet, literary scholar, and salsa enthusiast Grevel Lindop was doing a reading of his new book about his travels in the Caribbean.
“If you like the Caribbean, you’ll love New Orleans.”
He was sold.
– Ken McCarthy
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Manchester/New Orleans Mashup
Inspired by the sights and sounds and moves and grooves of New Orleans and the Manchester sound, a product of the American South via the electronic music innovations from the brothers in Detroit and Chicago.
Thanks to videographers Hubie Vigreaux, Ken McCarthy, and YouTubers. Edit by Matthew Lipscomb and Ken McCarthy.
Music by A Guy Called Gerald.
– Ken McCarthy
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