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SUMMARY:Kristin Diable
DESCRIPTION:Kristin Diable has been exploring freedom and choice in her music ever since she picked up an open mic at a lounge in Baton Rouge and stunned the audience into silence. In the early 2000’s she moved to New York City to explore her musical talents\, then returned to her native Louisiana\, landing in New Orleans where she has been since. \nDiable\, who has been compared to Lucinda Williams and Bonnie Raitt\, is celebrating the release of her latest album\, a follow up to her second full length album released in 2015\, “Create Your Own Mythology\,” – Speakeasy Records/Thirty Tigers\, produced by Dave Cobb (Sturgill Simpson\, Jason Isbell). “Mythology” received four out of five stars from American Songwriter magazine\, who referred to Diable as one of the year’s breakout artists. \nPurchase Tickets\nImage Credit: Courtesy of kristindiable.com
URL:https://ogdenmuseum.org/event/kristin-diable/
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SUMMARY:Alex McMurray & Glenn Hartman are Kings of the Small Time
DESCRIPTION:Together Alex McMurray and Glenn Hartman are the Kings of the Small Time singing some of Alex’s tunes\, some covers\, some accordion instrumentals and probably a few good stories along the way. \nIf Alex McMurray’s songwriting seems a big dour at times\, that is totally intentional. “Like Blanch DuBois in Streetcar\,” he says\, “I find sorrow to be quite a beautiful emotion. Loneliness can be nice.” And he’d know. A New Orleans fixture since the 1980’s\, he is often compared to Tom Waits; they both have whiskey-throated voices and share a curious ability to find inspiration in the degenerate\, not to mention an obsession with the Ninth Ward of New Orleans. Alex’s band include Royal Fingerbowl\, The Write Brothers\, The Valparaiso Men’s Chorus\, 007\, Tine Men and others. \nA native of California\, Glenn Hartman moved to New Orleans at the age of 18 to study and play music. He spent the next 25 years touring clubs and festivals\, and becoming an internationally acclaimed accordion player. He has played almost every major festival and club in the US\, and many abroad including Bonnaroo\, Bumbershoot\, Edinburgh Fringe Fest\, Outside Lands\, the Hollywood Bowl and the Horde Tour. One of his bands\, the New Orleans Klezmer All Stars\, has played at 25 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festivals. \nPurchase Tickets
URL:https://ogdenmuseum.org/event/alex-mcmurray-glenn-hartman-are-kings-of-the-small-time/
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SUMMARY:Palmetto Bug Stompers
DESCRIPTION:Led by Washboard Chaz Leary\, the Palmetto Bug Stompers are one of the finest purveyors of traditional and New Orleans jazz. With a wide and varied background of musical influences\, the Palmetto Bug Stompers get the crowd up and make them swing. The band is Robert Snow on acoustic bass\, John Rodli on guitar and vocals\, Will Smith on trumpet and vocals\, Paul Robertson on trombone\, Bruce Brackman on clarinet and Washboard Chaz on washboard and vocals. Washboard Chaz has achieved international recognition in acoustic country blues and played professionally with a wide array of world class musicians both on the stage and in the recording studio. His reputation as a delightful stage presence has brought him wide popularity. Besides the Palmetto Stompers\, Chaz currently performs with the Tin Men\, the Washboard Chaz Blues Trio and his latest project\, Washboard Rodeo.\n\nPurchase Tickets\n\nPhoto by Lynn Redmile
URL:https://ogdenmuseum.org/event/palmetto-bug-stompers/
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SUMMARY:Andrew Duhon
DESCRIPTION:Andrew Duhon is a songwriter from New Orleans\, a teller of stories with an undeniable voice\, weighted and soulful. Duhon has released three recordings. “The Moorings\,” his sophomore album was nominated for a Grammy in 2014 for ‘Best Engineered Album.’ He has toured solo for much of his career\, and that troubadour element is certainly present\, an usher of modern day folklore. He has just released a new record\, “False River\,” produced by Eric Masse. \n\n“Another world-class voice is heard from Louisiana\, another soulful\, mesmerizing singer who writes emotional songs with impact and heart. Andrew Duhon is a troubadour for the next generation\, a story-teller for his generation. Measured in the blues with the gift of narrative\, Andrew’s songs will not only make you think\, they will make you sing along\, days later. This a young artist to watch\, and to hear\, as soon as you can find a way.” \n— John Snyder\, ArtistHouseMusic.com \n\n\nPurchase Tickets
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