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Hosted by Tipitina's Record Club · music · EN · 12 episodes
Join the Tipitina's Record Club curators and their special guests as they get together to discuss the story behind the artists and their releases.
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Robert and Ben sit down with longtime friends Jonathan and Andy from MAs Mamones to discuss the 1990s Frenchman St. music scene that birthed so many bands.
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Ben and Robert sit down with renowned New Orleans drummers Shannon Powell and Stanton Moore to discuss Shannon's life.
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Ben and Robert sit down with Big Chief Bo Dollis Jr to discuss the Mardi Gras Indian tradition and the history of his father's legacy. Tipitina's Record Club Website
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Dumpstaphunk - With Special Guests Ivan Neville & Alex Wasily from Dumpstaphunk Tipitina's Record Club Website
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<p>Ben and Robert sit down with lyricist Sean Carey, who worked on the album. They discuss the process and experience of working with Irma Thomas.</p>
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