May 22, 2013
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The Dixie Power Trio
Living tradition
by James M. Manheim
posted 3/1/2003
The music of New Orleans is unlike that of any other place. Last winter, as I walked through Louis Armstrong Park, the site of the old Congo Square where pure African music reigned, a young African American woman shouted "Hello!" I looked over my shoulder to see who was being hailed, and she said, "Yeah, you!" It turned out that she and her
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