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1 week ago |
offbeat.com | Steve Hochman
Dan Storper certainly had no idea that he would leave such a profound musical legacy. As a young man growing up in Great Neck, New York, Dan Storper developed a passion for world travel. On one trip in the early 1970s, having graduated college with a Latin American Studies degree, he found himself in a small village in southern Colombia. "It was carnival time and everyone was dressed up in beautiful costumes," he recalled in an interview for an OffBeat BackTalk feature in 2022.
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offbeat.com | Veronika Lee
Spending an afternoon with Christian King of Reddix-Young is like getting a song stuck in your head, in the sense: a scratch on the roof of your mouth that would heal if only you could stop tonguing it. You can't. And you start obsessing over who would share the perfect bill with him. Hours after leaving his presence, one thought sticks: Miranda and The Beat is the answer.
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offbeat.com | Brett Milano
Concert review: Bob Dylan and Scott Aiges tributes. It was something of a Wilbury weekend in New Orleans, as tribute nights were on tap for two musical legends who also happened to be Traveling Wilburys. On Saturday, a roomful of local favorites took the stage at the Broadside to commemorate the 84th birthday of Bob Dylan.
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2 weeks ago |
offbeat.com | Jan Ramsey
Dan Storper, founder, creator and president of Putumayo World Music, has passed away. He died this morning in his home surrounded by his family, after a battle with cancer. He was 74-years-old. Storper started Putumayo as a namesake of his retail store that sold handcrafts and clothing from his many worldwide travels.
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offbeat.com | Veronika Lee
When Andrew Stephens moved to New Orleans five years ago from Baton Rouge, he didn't anticipate building one of the city's fastest-growing comedy destinations. But in the wake of COVID-19, as the local comedy scene shifted and venues changed hands or shut down, he saw an opening and took it. "We envisioned the space to be more heavily reliant on coffee and other ancillary events when building the space out," Stephens explains.
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