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Ed Sanders : Poems For New Orleans
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Poems For New Orleans is an epic poem describing the history of the city from The Battle of New Orleans to Hurricane Katrina, written by counter-culture icon Ed Sanders, and set to classic New Orleans Jazz.
Genre: Spoken Word: Poetry
Release Date: 2007
Poems For New Orleans Record Label: Paris Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
The Battle Of New Orleans 15:06 Album Only
Teeming Docks- New Orleans 1820-1860 9:16 Album Only
What If William Blake Had Gone To New Orleans? 5:14 Album Only
Did Mark Twain Meet Marie Laveau? 3:21 Album Only
Marie LeBage And Huey Long 3:30 Album Only
Unearned Suffering 1:32 Album Only
Calling On Charles And Wallace 1:17 Album Only
Some FEMA Trailers In Hope 8:42 Album Only
Quiet Joy 1:11 Album Only
The Experience 2:30 Album Only
My Ironing Board 1:21 Album Only
Rape 3:38 Album Only
Ash Wednesday And Lent 2:45 Album Only
Grace LeBage 4:49 Album Only
Then Came The Storm- A Prayer For The Victims Of Katrina 13:30 Album Only
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Album Notes

Ed Sanders, counter-culture icon, and co-founder of the legendary group The Fugs, has created an epic poem cycle dedicated to the city of New Orleans. Tracing the history of a fictional family from The Battle Of New Orleans to Hurricane Katrina, Ed has created a brilliant work which captures the tremendous loss and indomitable hopes found in this most unique of American cities. Ed joins forces with Mark Bingham, a premier composer and musician based in New Orleans, who has assembled a large cast of A-list Crescent-City All-Stars to create a truly moving and deeply felt tribute. Named Best Poetry CD of 2007 by Bob Holman of About.com, Poems For New Orleans is a must-have WordJazz recording.

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