Last Updated on May 2, 2019 by Stacy Averette

Hee Haw, American Bandstand, and Soul Train. Clearly, I was exposed to good music growing up in small-town Alabama. The 70’s and 80’s had the best country and classic rock and still does if you ask anyone at my house.

But the fact I also know Lawrence Welk and I were born on the same day sixty-three years apart can only mean one thing—-I grew up watching the Lawrence Welk Show. I still have a soft spot for Big Band music.

While I can appreciate almost every kind of music, I have an unparalleled  fondness for Jazz that I owe to our time spent in New Orleans.

You’ll see and hear all kinds of live music as you stroll through the French Quarter. Some of it draws a crowd. Most of it’s good. All of it is part of what makes a visit to the Quarter a memorable experience.

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“M” is for Music

New Orleans, music, for the love of New Orleans

New Orleans, music, for the love of New Orleans

New Orleans, music, for the love of New Orleans

New Orleans, music, for the love of New Orleans

New Orleans, music, for the love of New Orleans

New Orleans, music, for the love of New Orleans

New Orleans, music, for the love of New Orleans

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New Orleans, music, for the love of New Orleans

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