WWOZ Primary Collection
The first batch of WWOZ recordings digitized with the FEMA grant.
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- Experimental Audio Performance
- WWOZ program. Experimental audio performance. Laurie Anderson narrates over abstract/experimental music.
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- Exuma and Sugar Minott perform at Jazz Fest 1988
- NPR coverage of the 1988 Jazz Fest at the Congo Square Stage. (00:00-27:27) Exuma performs. (27:27-58:41) Sugar Minott performs. Hosted by Taj Mahal. These reels were digitized along the WWOZ 100 series, with funding from FEMA.
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- Exuma performs at Jazz Fest
- Exuma performs on stage 3 at Jazz Fest.
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- Family of Women - "Third World Women" and "Women and Peace" (2 separate shows)
- Two shows: Family of Women: "Third World Women: Commitment and Conflict" (00:02:26-00:30:10); "Women and Peace" (00:31:25-00:59:20.) Reel 1 of 3.
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- Fashion Extravaganza Contest radio spots
- Fashion Extravaganza Contest radio spots.
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- Fats Domino Day Special Coverage with Jerry Brock
- WWOZ special coverage in honor of Fats Domino Day in New Orleans, a holiday instituted by Mayor Ernest Morial. Includes live recording of the mayor making the declaration in the City Council chamber plus musical recordings. Hosted by Jerry Brock.
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- Feature on Alan Jaffe with Big Mama Rankin
- WWOZ program hosted by Big Mama Rankin featuring the music of Alan Jaffe of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band.
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- Feature on Bunk Johnson
- WWOZ Traditional Jazz program. Features recordings of trumpeter Bunk Johnson. Hosted by John Simmons.
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- Feature on Chilean poet/singer Tito Fernandez
- WWOZ program hosted by Carlos Signo. Feature on Chilean poet/singer Tito Ferdandez.
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- Feature on Irving Fazola by Producer Fred Hatfield
- WWOZ feature on clarinetist Irving Fazola produced by Fred Hatfield.
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- Feature on Jelly Roll Morton by Host Big Mama Rankin
- WWOZ Big Mama Rankin hosts radio show featuring recordings by Jelly Roll Morton as celebration of his centennial.
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- Feature on Joe "King" Oliver
- WWOZ pre-recorded program. Features the music of Joe "King" Oliver as celebration of his centennial. Hosted by Dr. Michael White.