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Local musicians on Twitter

Posted by Kevin Allman @NOLAKevin on Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 9:32 PM

So you succumbed to Twitter. Now who to follow? (Us, for one.)

A good place to start: New Orleans musicians. Here's a few we follow, and I know we're missing plenty. Go ahead and leave any other suggestions in the comments.

• Wynton Marsalis

• Terence Blanchard

• Jeremy Davenport

• MyNameisJohnMichael

• Ballzack

• Zydepunks

• New Orleans Bingo! Show

• DJ Beverly Skillz

• DJ Soul Sister

• Beausoleil

• Preservation Hall Jazz Band

• Dirty Dozen Brass Band

• Rebirth Brass Band

Next time: New Orleans food folk.

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Saturday, June 27, 2009

Local musicians on Twitter

Posted by Kevin Allman @NOLAKevin on Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 9:32 PM

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In 2010, Cotton wrote, "The unfortunate murder that occurred on Sunday is not symptomatic of second line culture. On the contrary, it's directly attributable to deep social ills that New Orleans has yet to get a firm grasp on."

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