I’m a pro jazz drummer - ready to learn more about the Motherland of Jazz-America’s GREATEST contribution to the world. I was blessed to see some of these men playing in Brooklyn in the early 1970s I was a child, it affected me on a very profound level. -GREG BURROWS
I went there this past June the line is long thee southern heat well it is the heat. However I absolutely loved it!!! Amazing!!!! I will go again one day kids in tow! Also Charlie is an amazing man!
When Percy died 1995 that was the end of 'Preservation' I was there late 1995 and they were playing mainstream jazz..[ notes not tunes ]..RUBBISH . I will never go back../..iN 1992 I was lucky enough to see Jeanette Savant [ Papa Celestin ] playing piano there ..I managed to chat with this lovely lady during a break.
This so-called documentary totally ignores the fact that Preservation Hall was initially established by Babara Reid and Ken Mills months before they were kicked out and replaced by the Jaffes by Borenstein because they were not running it as a commercial venture. I merely wish to point out the truth and not in anyway bellitle the efforts of the Jaffes
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i was there last night... No a/c, no drunks stumbling in and out, no phones, it was actually a PERFECT experience
I don't travel much, but I had the honor to come here around the year 2014. The band and the music were fantastic!
I’m a pro jazz drummer - ready to learn more about the Motherland of Jazz-America’s GREATEST contribution to the world. I was blessed to see some of these men playing in Brooklyn in the early 1970s I was a child, it affected me on a very profound level. -GREG BURROWS
Monty Sunshine's Geoff Downs was a great new orleans jazz drummer..Superb beat for us jivers.
I went there this past June the line is long thee southern heat well it is the heat. However I absolutely loved it!!! Amazing!!!! I will go again one day kids in tow! Also Charlie is an amazing man!
Wow thanks Pres!
"...this music embodies a joyful, timeless spirit."
Oh, yeah!
You can date Preservation Hall Footage pretty much by the sign on the wall... the more the Saints cost, the newer the footage.. :D
An amazing place.
invaluable! ...priceless!
fantastic!!
Great jazz history , even though you have to set on the floor .
Fred Gilt they have seats, floor is for last minute ticket buying.
Very interesting, great music!
ain't it great ! just like heaven
Felicidades, soy parte de la historia del Jazz. Gracias.
We were there last week, please just add AIR CONDITIONING!
NO Banjo ???
When Percy died 1995 that was the end of 'Preservation' I was there late 1995 and they were playing mainstream jazz..[ notes not tunes ]..RUBBISH . I will never go back../..iN 1992 I was lucky enough to see Jeanette Savant [ Papa Celestin ] playing piano there ..I managed to chat with this lovely lady during a break.
This so-called documentary totally ignores the fact that Preservation Hall was initially established by Babara Reid and Ken Mills months before they were kicked out and replaced by the Jaffes by Borenstein because they were not running it as a commercial venture. I merely wish to point out the truth and not in anyway bellitle the efforts of the Jaffes