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January 9 & 11, Sullivan Hall
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Sulivan Hall 214 Sullivan St., NYC,NY btw. Bleecker & W. 3rd Street www.sullivanhallnyc.com Friday, January 9 8:00pm Paul Sanchez, John Boutte & Leroy Jones 9:20 pm The Jon Batiste Band 10:40 pm Christian Scott Quintet 12:00 Big Sam's Funky Nation Late Night NOLA Jam TICKETS $18 adv www.backbeattix.com Sunday, January 11 7:00pm Export NOLA reception DJ Soul Sister spins 8:00pm Kirk Joseph's Backyard Groove feat. Big Chief Monk Boudreaux 9:00pm DJ Soul Sister 9:50pm Christian Scott Quintet 11:15pm Big Sam's Funky Nation TICKETS $15 adv www.backbeattix.com
Paul Sanchez, John Boutte & Leroy Jones: With his latest release of new material "Exit to Mystery Street", Sanchez balances New Orleans street music, singer/songwriter introspection and rock 'n' roll eclecticism with the grace of a cocktail waitress with a tray full of martinis at happy hour. www.paulsanchez.com
Whatever the song, its soulfulness will stop you in your tracks, for Boutte lives and breathes the heart and soul of New Orleans. Boutte works with a wonderful amalgam of styles -- from torchy jazz to aching soul and African-American gospel -- all convincingly delivered.
www.johnboutte.com
Jones has been a member of the Harry Connick, Jr. Orchestra, performed on numerous recordings with various artists, leads one of the Preservation Hall Jazz Bands and has two critically acclaimed solo releases, "Mo' Cream From The Crop" and "Props for Pops".
http://www.satchmo.com/leroyjones
DJ Soul Sister: With a flair for the rare, DJ Soul Sister has been rocking parties and radios since 1994, when she took her love of "crate digging" and collecting vintage funk vinyl to another level. Soul Sister is a rarity in DJ circles as one of the few women internationally to strictly specialize in vintage funky styles on 100% vinyl. Fans flock to her "right on party situations".
www.djsoulsister.com
The Jon Batiste Band: Jonathan Batiste is a multi-instrumentalist, versatile in performing on piano, melodica, saxophone, and bass guitar. His skills range from gifted performer and recording artist to composer and arranger as well.
www.jonathanbatiste.com
Kirk Joseph's Backyard Groove feat. Big Chief Monk Boudreaux: During his long tenure with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Joseph developed his innovative approach to the sousaphone, replacing the instruments limits, as perceived by his predecessors, with a rich musical vocabulary. Never before had such creative and stylistic range been demonstrated but the new standards set by Kirk Joseph have prompted many since to follow his lead. www.kirkjoseph.com
Big Chief Monk Boudreaux has donned his masked Indian persona, keeping alive the impact of the Mardi Gras Indians on New Orleans music. His style draws heavily on the tribal chants characteristic of Mardi Gras Indians but also combines funk and traces of R&B. In 2005, Boudreaux finally made his solo debut with his hypnotic album, Mr. Stranger Man. www.myspace.com/thethunderbirdmanagementgroup
Christian Scott Quintet: Scott is one of the most progressive jazz musicians of our time, playing with a unique tone and candor embracing indie rock, neo-soul and hip-hop. His last two albums earned him his first Grammy nomination and the praise of many industry heavyweights. He is making some massive tracks of his own as one of the Crescent City's new breed of horn blowers.
www.christianscott.net
Big Sam's Funky Nation: Big Sam's Funky Nation is trombone powerhouse Big Sam Williams joined by a talented group of New Orleans jazz trained musicians together they deliver an explosive blend of hard-driving funk and the festive sound of New Orleans' street parades. Big Sam's Funky Nation has appeared at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Voodoo Music Festival, Bonnaroo, Austin City Limits, Essence Music Festival, Telluride Blues & Brews and clubs across the nation. www.bigsamsfunkynation.com
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