8 comments on Bourbon Street Parade

1. Let's fly down, or drive down, To New Orleans. That city, so pretty, With all it's scenes. I'll take you, parade you, Down Bourbon Street. We'll see all the hot spots, we'll see all the big shots, Down on Bourbon Street.

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2. With Mardi Gras VIP Bourbon Street Balcony Tickets from Rue Bourbon, you can throw beads to the crowds in the French Quarter after the parades from your coveted spot on one of three historic balconies at Bourbon Street, Bourbon and Bourbon, above the famous Old Absinthe House.

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3. Wedding Parade Down Bourbon Street! The second line is a brass band parade; the “main line” or “first line” is the main section of the parade. Apr 26 0. Kinfolk Jazz Band: Wedding Reception, Corporate Events and Cocktail Hours!! #1 New Orleans Wedding Jazz Band Voted by The Knot Weddings Kinfolk Jazz, which incorporates a romantic.

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4. Late Nite Grafix, Inc. > Louisiana Blues > New Orleans Music > Bourbon Street Parade Bourbon Street Parade was written in by Paul Barbarin (born May 5, ) a New Orleans jazz drummer, usually regarded as one of the very best of the pre-Big Band era jazz drummers.

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6. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Bourbon Street Parade - Al Hirt on AllMusic - /

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7. A must-view during Mardi Gras -- but also fascinating the rest of the year -- this webcam gives viewers a live glimpse into the life of one of the most exciting cities in the United States: New Orleans! On the corner of Bourbon Street and St. Peter Street is the world famous Cat's Meow Karaoke Bar, where over the years thousands of guests have enjoyed their moment singing in the spotlight.

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8. “Bourbon Street Parade,” written by jazz drummer Paul Barbarin in , is an example of early marching band music’s influence on New Orleans jazz. It highlights characteristic elements of marching band music—press rolls, a four beats to the measure bass drum pattern, and a bugle call—to remain true to the idea of a traditional march.

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