DAWSON, MARK HUMPHREY, HAROLD BATTISTE
(HAROLD BATTISTE AMERICAN MUSIC COMPOSER, ARRANGER, PERFORMER AND TEACHER)
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ART FEIN INTERVIEWS NEW ORLEANS MUSICIAN PRODUCER HAROLD BATTISTE AND WRITER MARK HUMPHREY
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| 01:04:01 241.48 |
ART FEIN INTERVIEWS HAROLD BATTISTE - LEFT NEW ORLEANS FOR LOS ANGELES TO PLAY JAZZ IN 1957 WITH ELLIS MARSALIS - EARLY YEARS ARE RECOLLECTED - BATTISTE TALKS ABOUT FIRST GETTING TOGETHER WITH BUMPS BLACKWELL IN THE 1950'S - SAM COOKE
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| 01:08:50 530.98 |
HAROLD BATTISTE INTERVIEW CONTINUES - PLAYING WITH BANDS IN THE 1950'S - PRODUCING SONNY & CHER, WORKING WITH THE WRECKING CREW - HAL BLAINE - SONNY BONO ,
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| 01:15:23 923.58 |
PRODUCER - MUSICIAN - ARRANGER FROM NEW ORLEANS HAROLD BATTISTE TALKS ABOUT HIS CAREER - WORKING WITH SONNY BONO AND CHER , DIFFERENT RECORDINGS WITH JOHNNY TAYLOR, WOMACK BROTHERS - MOVING BACK TO NEW ORLEANS IN 1989 - TALKS ABOUT LEAVING NEW ORLEANS BECAUSE OF HURRICANE KATRINA
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| 01:22:34 1354.67 |
HAROLD BATTISTE TALKS ABOUT TEACHING ARRANGING AND COMPOSITION - LOVES TEACHING - TALKS ABOUT LOVING EDDIE CLEANHEAD VINCENT " KIDNEY STEW" LOVING THAT RECORD AND HOW IT INSPIRED HIM
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| 01:26:34 1594.9 |
HAROLD BATTISTE TALKS ABOUT DAVE BARTHOLOMEW LIVING ACROSS FROM THE DEW DROP IN AND LISTENING TO BARTHOLOMEW'S BAND REHEARSE - HOW NEW ORLEANS WILL SURVIVE AFTER THE HURRICANE
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