After the Storm VIII: A Year in the Flood's Wake
It’s a reflection on New Orleans and the Gulf South, one year after the Flood of ’05. We’ve got an interview and live performance from historic Congo Square with New Orleans native and trumpeter Wynton Marsalis. Visit with the men repairing the Superdome. And Louisiana voices, including Irma Thomas, Allen Toussaint, and David and Michael Doucet recall their storm experiences. The words and music of post-deluge New Orleans, one year after the storm.
HOUR ONE
Tipitina and Me Allen Toussaint
Our New Orleans, Nonesuch
Ascension Day Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint
The River in Reverse, Verve
Yes We Can Can Allen Toussaint
Our New Orleans, Nonesuch
Back Water Blues Irma Thomas
Our New Orleans, Nonesuch
Instrumental: Down By The Riverside Dirty Dozen Brass Band
Funeral For A Friend, Ropeadope
My Feet Can't Fail Me Now Dirty Dozen Brass Band
Our New Orleans, Nonesuch
Tell It Like It Is Aaron Neville
Crescent City Soul: The Sound of New Orleans 1947-1974, EMI
Fire on the Bayou The Neville Brothers
Fiyo on the Bayou, A&M
Instrumental: Original Composition Henry Butler
live for American Routes
SEGMENT: Henry Butler
Mardi Gras in New Orleans "Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans"
American Routes original recording
Didn't it Rain Mahalia Jackson
The Apollo Sessions 1946-54, West Side
Blues for New Orleans Duke Ellington
New Orleans Suite, Columbia
Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans Louis Armstrong
Doctors, Professors, Kings & Queens: The Big Ol' Box of New Orleans, Shout! Factory
HOUR TWO
Open Bed: Saints Dr. John
Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack, Clean Cuts
1957 David Doucet
1957, Rounder
L 'Ouragon BeauSoleil
Our New Orleans, Nonesuch
Cryin' in the Streets Buckwheat Zydeco
Our New Orleans, Nonesuch
Instrumental: Big Butter and Egg Man Wynton Marsalis
Standard Time Vol. 3, The Resolution of Romance, Columbia
SEGMENT: Congo Square concert with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and Odadaa!, and INTERVIEW: with Wynton Marsalis and Yacub Addy
Instrumental: When The Saints Go Marching In Nicholas Payton
Gumbo Nouveau, Verve
SEGMENT: Superdome Roof with Tom Keller
I Think It's Gonna Rain Today Nina Simone
The Very Best of Nina Simone: Sugar in My Bowl, 1967-1972, RCA
Louisiana 1927 Randy Newman
Randy Newman Songbook, Nonesuch
Walking to New Orleans Fats Domino
Out of New Orleans, Bear Family
End Bed: Wonderful World Wardell Quezergue
Our New Orleans, Nonesuch