New Orleans 2015 - Day 2 | The Mangold Family Website

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Tonight we went to the Little Gem Saloon for dinner and Marc Stone's Louisiana Blues Throwdown

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Wed, 13 May 2015 20:20:30 -0400

Walter 'Wolfman' Washington was there, too, along with Benny Turner.
Kirk Jospeh and Roger Lewis of the Dirty Dozen were in the band.

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Among the performers were Brint Anderson of George Porter's Runnin' Pardners and
John Mooney (in the center above; that Marc Stone on the right)

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Louis Prima Jr. and the Witnesses, forced to end early due to a thunderstorm.
These folks were a perpetual motion machine; see the video for more.

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In the Jazz Tent, the Nicholas Payton Trio

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Vicente Archer

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Bill Stewart

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Nicholas Payton

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Tue, 12 May 2015 23:04:57 -0400

Jane Vidrine and Lisa Trahan

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Ann Savoy, who also wrote the definitive history of Cajun music

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Anya Burgess