We will be listening to SDPB Radio.
On November 28th, SDPB Radio is broadcasting an evening of New Orleans-based music with the American Routes program featuring New Orleans musical families and two previously recorded Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Society concert presentations:
Doreen’s Jazz New Orleans – 10pm-11pm (central time)
This concert was recorded live on March 24, 2006 at First United Methodist Church in Sioux Falls. Doreen’s Jazz New Orleans began touring the country after many members of the family group lost their home in Hurricane Katrina. Touring the country served a dual purpose for the band: to raise money for rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina, and to spread the culture of New Orleans.
Chris Thomas King – 11pm-12midnight (central time)
This concert was recorded live on November 16, 2007 at the Historic Orpheum Theater in Sioux Falls. Chris Thomas King’s performance brought a new flavor of jazz and blues to the SFJB Concert Series. The Grammy-winning New Orleans musician and actor is no stranger to the blues after losing his Uptown New Orleans home and studio to Hurricane Katrina.
Please go to http://www.sdpb.org/ to check your local listings.
On November 28th, SDPB Radio is broadcasting an evening of New Orleans-based music with the American Routes program featuring New Orleans musical families and two previously recorded Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Society concert presentations:
Doreen’s Jazz New Orleans – 10pm-11pm (central time)
This concert was recorded live on March 24, 2006 at First United Methodist Church in Sioux Falls. Doreen’s Jazz New Orleans began touring the country after many members of the family group lost their home in Hurricane Katrina. Touring the country served a dual purpose for the band: to raise money for rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina, and to spread the culture of New Orleans.
Chris Thomas King – 11pm-12midnight (central time)
This concert was recorded live on November 16, 2007 at the Historic Orpheum Theater in Sioux Falls. Chris Thomas King’s performance brought a new flavor of jazz and blues to the SFJB Concert Series. The Grammy-winning New Orleans musician and actor is no stranger to the blues after losing his Uptown New Orleans home and studio to Hurricane Katrina.
Please go to http://www.sdpb.org/ to check your local listings.
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