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"Hi, I'm Dennis Shore.
Welcome to.. New Orleans - A History of Contemporary Music.
More than any other city in the world, New Orleans exemplifies the fountainhead of popular 20th century music, and the roots or many forms of contemporary music can be traced back in large part to the rich and diverse cultural heritage of Louisiana and the American Deep South. The music then spread westward via the railroad and up the Mississippi River into the heart of America and from there to the rest of the world.
In this program I will be playing music which illustrates how deeply the New Orleans musical influence is woven into the tapestry of 20th century music. Not only Jazz but also Piano; Blues; Gospel; Rock; Bebop; Cool Jazz; Rhythm & Blues; Big Band; Soul; Boogie-Woogie; Funk; Cajun and Zydeco. In short, a music fest as long and wide as the Mississippi River itself. The program is dedicated to those early musicians who paved the way of today's multi-billion dollar entertainment industry, but never received recognition for their contribution.
The background music and opening theme is Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans performed by Ellis Marsalis who apart from sharing his incredibly talented family with the world...."
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Target Audience:
The program content will be of interest to an extremely wide range of listeners. Baby Boom and older age groups in English speaking countries who have experienced the music during their lives will be fascinated.
A wider audience in foreign countries may be found who would consider the program to be a quasi documentary on the history of American popular music. The program has been designed for the commentary to be easily translated into different languages.
Structure:
The content has been structured as a series of five hourly programs. The series can be structured differently if so required (for example, 10 programs each a half hour in duration). New material is being added regularly.
Production, Copyright, and Royalties:
A full English version of the program is available on CD and cassette tape. Alternatively you may be interested in producing the program in your studios. A copyright fee will be negotiated for broadcasting the commentary. Payment of royalties on music selected, if applicable, are the responsibility of your company.
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Thank you for your interest in "New Orleans - A History of Contemporary Music". The program was written and the music was selected by Dennis Shore.