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JAMES KARST | The Seattle Times
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Local news, sports, business, politics, entertainment, travel, restaurants and opinion for Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.
Louis Armstrong’s first gigs: Our TimesBy James Karst, NOLA.com | The...
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The raw details about Louis Armstrong's formative years as a musician are well established. As a child, the future jazz icon was sent to a local ...
The messy history of the po-boy - Washington Times
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History has it that the po-boy was invented by the Martin brothers, Benny and Clovis, to feed striking streetcar drivers in New Orleans in
Kenly News March 13, 2013: Page 6
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Kenly News Newspaper Archive Kenly North Carolina; March Page 6. Topics include kenly, march, church, selma, late, wilson, person, johnson, help,...
An Eight-Second Film of New Orleans and the Mystery of Louis...
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Armstrong looked happy when he felt he had reason to be, just like everybody else. Except he seemed to see his reasons more consistently, more vividly, than...
Who Was Louis Armstrong's Mentor?
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By JAMES KARST, NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A paradox of the early years of jazz in New Orleans is that while ...
Satchmo Summerfest Features LEH Pulitzer Initiative - LEH
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· ... of Louis Armstrong and Wynton Marsalis,” a panel discussion featuring Victor Goines, Bruce Raeburn, Dan Morgenstern, and James Karst.
The messy history of the po-boy
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· James Karst, The Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS (AP) " History has it that the po-boy was invented by the Martin brothers, Benny and Clovis, ...
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