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Katrina, its aftermath, and
what it means for one of America's most distinctive and under-rated
underground music communities. First-person
accounts from New Orleans' Ninth Ward musicians, biographical materials,
samples of their music, photos, a guide to underground music events
during Mardi Gras, a list of charities to help out less fortunate
members ot the community, MC Trachiotomy's World Famous Eggs Poggi
recipe, and web links to initiate your journey into the Ninth Ward's
musical underground.
The
second and most recent half of our feature devoted to the life,
career, and music of guitar legend Kid Congo Powers. Covering1986
to the present, Issue One includes Kids discussions of his years
with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, The
Gun Club, Congo Norvell, Knoxville
Girls, Kid and Khan, and Kid Congo and the Pink
Monkey Birds. He also discusses his collaborations with
Die Haut, Barry Adamson, Make-Up, Mark Eitzel, Julee Cruise,
and many more. You can listen to the Kid's story on MP3s or read
their text transcriptions. You will also find MP3s of Kid's music,
lyrics, a tour of his equipment, a profile of his right-hand man
Jack Martin, and even his famous enchilada recipe.
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MARDI
GRAS *** If
you can't make it to New Orleans, spend Saturday night in Brooklyn
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