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Poems For New Orleans Ed Sanders Release Date: 2007 Recording Date: 2007 Paris Records 2007 |
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TRACK LIST AND REALAUDIOŽ LINKS 1. The Battle Of New Orleans (15:05) 2. Teeming Docks - New Orleans 1820-1860 3. What If William Blake Had Gone To New Orleans (5:11) 4. Did Mark Twain Meet Marie Laveau? (3:20) 5. Marie Lebage And Huey Long? (3:20) 6. Unlearned Suffering (1:29) 7. Calling On Charles And Wallace (1:15) 8. Some Fema Trailers In Hope (8:41) 9. Quiet Joy (1:09) 10. The Experience (2:29) 11. My Ironing Board (1:20) 12. Rape (3:36) 13. Ash Wednesday And Lent (2:42) 14. Grace Lebage (4:49) 15. Then Came The Storm - A Prayer For The Victims Of Katrina (13:30) |
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| PERSONNEL Ed Sanders and Mark Bingham Players James Alsanders - drums, cymbals, bicycle spokes, cast iron skillet, tambourine, cowbell Jon Gross - tuba Jeff Albert - trombone Steven Walker - trumpet Tim Green - tenor sax Martin Krusche - alto sax Peter Orr - banjo Jonathan Freilch - electric guitar Kevin O'Day - bass drum Mark Bingham - electric guitar, banjo Monique Moss - voice Troi Bechet - voice Frederick Sanders - piano Andrew Baham - trumpet Carol Berzas, Jr. - acoustic guitar Helen Gillet - cello Rick Perles - violin Monique Moss - voice Hart Mcnee - flute Susan Cowsill - vocal Aurora Nieland - soprano sax Walt Mcclements - accordion Alynda - bass Mischa - french horn Erin Bell - french horn Ned Bublette - acoustic/classical guitar |
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| NOTES: Voice - accompanied by music The Battle Of New Orleans Teeming Docks: New Orleans 1820-1860 What If William Blake Had Gone To New Orleans Did Mark Twain Meet Marie Laveau? Marie Lebage and Huey Long Unearned Suffering Calling On Charles and Wallace Some FEMA Trailers Of Hope Quiet Joy The Experience My Ironing Board Rape Ash Wednesday and Lent Grace Lebage Then Came The Storm |
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