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Chubby Checker And The Wild Cat's To perform at the Sigur Center on Aug. 14 to celebrate 50th birthday of “The Twist" The host for the evening The Legend Chef Frank Davis ALSO PERFORMING : THE Legendary Ladies of Rock-In-Roll Dee Dee Kenniebrew With the Crystal's They had a top 20 hit in 1961 with “There’s No Other (Like My Baby)” and another Top 20 hit the next year with “Uptown.” They had a memorable flop, though, in 1962, with their next single, “He Hit Me (And It Felt Like a Kiss),” The Crystals followed with a major #1 hit later that year (a song that is still popular today), “He’s A Rebel” Uptown, He's Sure The Boy I Love, Da Doo Ron Ron, and Then He Kissed Me. Two of the TOP 50 most popular records in the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame belong to The Crystals http://www.thecrystals.net Jean Knight "Mr. Big Stuff," reconsidered, and released it. The song proved to be an instant smash in 1971, reaching #2 on the pop chart and becoming a #1 R&B hit. It went double-platinum and received a Grammy nomination for Best R&B Vocal Performance, Female- In October 2007, the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame honored Knight for her contributions to Louisiana music by inducting her.1985 My Toot Toot" The Billboard Hot 100. THE Legend's of Rock - In- Roll Oliver Morgan New Orleans R&B singer had a hit in the 60's with "Who Shot the La La?" Hall to my father Donald Morgan Al Carnival Time Jonhson Al's newest song, the critically acclaimed "Lower Ninth Ward Blues", appeared in the Oscar nominated film "Rachel Getting Married", and Al has been honored with induction into The Louisiana Music Hall Of Fame known for his famous song, "Carnival Time," has been a New Orleans Mardi Gras icon for over 40 years. A Rhythm & Blues performer Trish Diaz Local Parish girl singing with Chalmette Jazz Band Special Guess New Orleans Saints Dancing Robot, The Pope and many more Cruising With Chubby Checker WTIX Live Remote Live broadcast from the St Bernard Civic Center 8/14/10 3pm-6pm Calling on all Cars,Antiques,Display,Show,Street Rods, Street Machines,Trucks and Motorcycles. Chubby Checker will be looking for his favorite Machines ......So you'll get to meet him. $10.00 per vehicle entry fee goes to the charity (Tower Of Light). Come have some fun before the Concert, bring you car or whatever you drive and your chairs hang out with Chubby food and alcohol and music. Then wipe off the sweat and come inside for a night you'll never forget. Special seating for the Cruiser's. Tickets are selling fast,so get yours today at all A1 Appliance and Electronic (271-9999) Chubby Checker and the Wild Cat's have chosen Chalmette to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the release of the legendary song "The Twist." The legendary Chubby Checker and the Wild Cats will perform Saturday, August 14, 2010, at the Sigur Civic Center, 8245 W. Judge Perez Dr. in Chalmette, La. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. with the Chalmette High Jazz Band playing at 6:30 p.m. A twist contest will follow the St Bernard Parish Legend's will twist for you . Chubby starts at 8:00 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the “Tower of Lights Project”. All seats are $40 and are general admission. Dress is casual. Tickets can be purchased at any A-1 Appliance and Electronic store, St Bernard Tourism Office, Chalmette High School, All St Bernard Parish Council, Tonry& Ginart Law Office, Rocky & Carlo's, N'Tini's Restaurant Mandeville 2891 Hwy , Bees salon-Picayune Mississippi, For more information contact For more information contact the Office of Tourism at 278-4242 or Darleen 271-9999 Chubby, born Ernest Evans October 3, 1941, is absolutely incredible! At 68 years of age, he looks, sounds, and dances like he's a good 20 years younger! Music lovers know Chubby's repertoire includes decades of high- energy, unforgettable songs and dance hits from his landmark, 60s-era, to his Rock "n Roll showstoppers. The Twist Concert will be Judge by Bob Walker ,Bobby Reno and Michael In The Morning WTIX FM Radio Station. This will be Checker's only show in Chalmette, said Darleen Asevedo, personal friends of Legend for the last 15 years. Asevedo is promoting this concert along with Senator AG. Crowe. The concert currently has two sponsors: A1 Appliance where Asevedo works and The Joseph and Arlene Meraux Foundation. In June 1959, Chubby recorded "The Twist." Bernie Lowe, president of Cameo Parkway records was not initially impressed with Chubby's recording and felt it may be a "B" side at best. However, Chubby felt "The Twist" was something special and worked hard promoting the record by undertaking non-stop rounds of TV dates, interviews and live performances. Fourteen months later, in the summer of 1960, "The Twist" was a hit. "The Twist" was not only the number one song but it introduced the concept of "dancing apart to the beat." Over the next few years, endless songs incorporating "The Twist" into its name sprang up such as "Peppermint Twist," "Twist and Shout" and "Twistin' the Night Away." In addition, each new song brought a new dance involving "dancing apart to the beat" such as "The Jerk," "The Hully Gully," "The Boogaloo" and "The Shake." At the forefront was Chubby with "The Fly," "The Pony" and "The Hucklebuck." The next few years were prolific for Chubby as hit followed hit. In 1961, Chubby recorded "Pony Time" written by Don Covay and John Berry. It went to #1 and stayed on the charts for 16 weeks. In between recording and touring, Chubby took time to add feature films to his portfolio with the releases of "Don't Knock the Twist" and "Twist Around The Clock." In the fall of 1961, record industry history was made when Checker's original hit record, "The Twist," re-entered the charts and by January of 1962, it was back in the #1 position. No other record before or since has accomplished that feat. Combining its 1960 run with its 1961-62 return, "The Twist" spent an amazing nine month total on the U.S. best seller charts. Chubby Checker merchandise was everywhere, and included T-shirts, shoes, ties, dolls, raincoats and chewing gum. His success continued for years with the release of one dance record after another, with "The Fly" and "Let's Twist Again," for which he won a Grammy for the "Best Rock Performance." More hit records followed. "Slow Twistin'," "Dancin' Party," "Popeye the Hitchhiker" and "The Limbo Rock" all came along in 1962. In 1963, Checker returned to the hit parade with "Birdland" and "Twist It Up," after which he followed with "Loddy Lo" and a series of other novelty type tunes. Eventually, teens incorporated these movements to all songs that had a beat and called these movements "The Boogie," a permanent fixture in Rock and Roll. Tickets will be $40, limited to 3,000. They are available at all A1 Appliance & Electronic stores: Chalmette, Elmwood, Gretna, Veterans/Metairie, Kenner, Covington, Lapalco and Slidell. For store locations visit their web site at www.a1ontheweb.com or call 504-341-9999 or 504-271-9999. For more information, Call Darleen Asevedo 504-271-9999 or checkerbar@aol.com. Any profits will go to TOWER OF LIGHTS: A Gift to the World from the Citizens of St. Bernard Parish. For more information, visit www.thetoweroflights.com. Sen. A.G. Crowe is leading a team of community leaders to raise money to creating the “Tower of Lights” to be displayed on the 540’ Port of St. Bernard (Kaiser) tower. Sen. Crowe said this monumental display of lights will be St. Bernard’s way of thanking those who came to help us in our time of great need. The “Tower of Lights” will represent a person, a group, a church, a city, a state, a country, a service organization and so on. In 2009, we started with Christmas colored laser beams and as funds become available, the “Tower of Lights” will evolve into a major St. Bernard attraction that we will all be proud of. This gift of thanks to the world from St. Bernard will be paid for with private contributions and donations. Sen.AG Crowe

Hotlanta Dixieland Jazz BandHotlanta sets your feet firmly on Bourbon Street in Old New Orleans. You'll experience every bit of the joy, energy, and humor of that early American Jazz called Dixieland. Songs from Fats Waller, Hoagy Carmichael, Louie Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, plus many old favorites like "Sweet Georgia Brown", "Royal Garden Blues", "South", "Hard Hearted Hannah", and "When The Saints Go Marchin' In" are all part of Hotlanta's musical treat. The group has performed extensively in the South with appearances at "The Famous Door" on Bourbon Street in New Orleans' French Quarter, The Brevard College Jazz Festival in North Carolina, and the Piccolo Spoleto Festival in Charleston. Beyond the South, Hotlanta's music has been enjoyed around the globe at clubs and jazz festivals in Spain, Germany, Japan, France, Belgium, Finland, Denmark, Poland, Belarus, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore. Hotlanta Dixieland Jazz Saturday, August 28, 2010 at 2:00 PMFalany Performing Arts Center Reinhardt College Waleska, GA 30183 Phone: (770) 720-9167 E-Mail: boxoffice@reinhardt.edu

Hotlanta Dixieland Jazz BandHotlanta sets your feet firmly on Bourbon Street in Old New Orleans. You'll experience every bit of the joy, energy, and humor of that early American Jazz called Dixieland. Songs from Fats Waller, Hoagy Carmichael, Louie Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, plus many old favorites like "Sweet Georgia Brown", "Royal Garden Blues", "South", "Hard Hearted Hannah", and "When The Saints Go Marchin' In" are all part of Hotlanta's musical treat. The group has performed extensively in the South with appearances at "The Famous Door" on Bourbon Street in New Orleans' French Quarter, The Brevard College Jazz Festival in North Carolina, and the Piccolo Spoleto Festival in Charleston. Beyond the South, Hotlanta's music has been enjoyed around the globe at clubs and jazz festivals in Spain, Germany, Japan, France, Belgium, Finland, Denmark, Poland, Belarus, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore. Hotlanta Dixieland Jazz Saturday, August 28, 2010 at 7:30 PMFalany Performing Arts Center Reinhardt College Waleska, GA 30183 Phone: (770) 720-9167 E-Mail: boxoffice@reinhardt.edu

The first time I heard lucky man- and EVERY time after that- it was on the radio here in new orleans and the lyrics went: "And last sunday when the saints lost, lord it put me in a bad mood" I finally bought the song on iTunes, and i hear "when the bengals lost" You can imagine how disappointed I was when i realized he just did that for the local radio station down here lol. I was pretty pissed actually. Does anyone know where I can get this version of the song? I already called the station, and they cant give it to me....yeah legal crap.

Answer: this probably isnt legal.... but you could play the station from your computer and record the streaming audio....though that would take a long time if you're gonna wait for them to play it. or just request it. you could just edit that part into the whole song, try using audacity, it's great. and that's how i got "when the giants lost"....lol

or maybe its "i still like my new orleans saints football." it was a pretty popular song, but the whole song isn't about the saints. i could of sworn it was a sarah evans song, but i cant find it ANYWHERE! =(

Answer: Faith hill - Mississippi girl

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i am already familiar with some, namely when the saints and wonderful world, so do not mention these two. what are 5 other songs i should hear by him? also, what was his relation with duke ellington? were they from the same time period? did they do songs together? also, is armstrong (and for that matter, duke ellington) considered blues or jazz, or both? also, some general questions. he was born in new orleans, right? when the saints go marching in was written by him? when did he die, and because of what (age?)? also, what does satchmo mean? was it his nickname? where did it come from? also (i promise this is the last one), how come he was able to get away with calling the backup musicians little arab boy and little filipino boy? was that just the times? was it because he was a minority? from this youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyLjbMBpGDA thanks

Answer: The following 5 songs with Louis belong to the cultural heritage of our planet: 1. King Oliver's Jazz Band - Dipper Mouth Blues (better version than the one by the same band on the Gennett label) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0ldZ2Q9Qps (it's almost Rock n' Roll!!! In 1923) 2. Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - West End Blues http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmmFKu4FEbc 3. Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven - Potato Head Blues http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk4tv28q7eM The following quote is taken from the Woody Allen movie "Manhattan": Isaac Davis: Why is life worth living? It's a very good question. Um... Well, There are certain things I guess that make it worthwhile. uh... Like what... okay... um... For me, uh... ooh... I would say... what, Groucho Marx, to name one thing... uh... um... and Wilie Mays... and um... the 2nd movement of the Jupiter Symphony... and um... Louis Armstrong, recording of Potato Head Blues... um... Swedish movies, naturally... Sentimental Education by Flaubert... uh... Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra... um... those incredible Apples and Pears by Cezanne... uh... the crabs at Sam Wo's... uh... Tracy's face... 4. Louis Armstrong & His Five - Hotter Than That http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ-8LuHbcHA 5. Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - Struttin' With Some Barbecue http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxGruxZVavM&feature=related *** It's very sad that one of the greatest jazz musicians ever is remembered today by so many because of pop songs like "What A Wonderful World" or "Hello Dolly". The best recordings with Louis were recorded between the years 1923 and 1930. Satchmo stands for Satchel Mouth...

in the song jet lee bruce lee (that is sick as hell) lil wayne says: "keep it dirty like a lion in a ditch like Eliaha from New Orleans ima giant in this bitch move the G and add a S and put the I before the N and put the A in front of that and that's what I am to the end that's a saint motherfucker simplify it for them" wat does he mean by saint?

Answer: I wouldn't worry about it too much. He was probably on cocaine anyways.

A girl was singing most of it and she mentioned that she was from Hollygrove (area in NOLA) and I heard it on the radio in New Orleans last night. Loved it and can't find it. If you know who sings it I'll be so thankful!

Answer: Bring em to the dome = shamarr allen and dee-1 there's also "my town saints anthem" you can find both on iTunes <3

i wanted to know the song that was played at the super bowl 2010 finals when the new orleans saints were entering the field ( for the 1st quartar ) .. actually as i remember there weren't any lyrics in it , and it was just some music . ..

Answer: Sirius by Alan Parsons Project

The beat of the song sounds really good and I really want to know what that song is so I can buy it off of Itunes. If it is a song. I hope it is. PLEASE FIND THAT SONG FOR ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer: alan parsons project: Sirius

During The Who's halftime performance and during their song this is what they said "We'll never get fooled again" and I'm a little concerned that those words helped New Orleans win Super Bowl XLIV so, I ask you the users of Yahoo! Answers did those words helped the Saints win?

Answer: What you may find even more amusing is...... that's the song the Colts come out to every home game. Great game Saints fans! you have something to be proud of!

so my r&pers did your team win? (if you couldn't tell mine did. lol) mq: songs to dedicate to the saints win? mq: songs about new orleans? bq: what did you think about the who at the half time show? Travel > United States > New Orleans (close enough....lol)

Answer: ma: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvWn_yGaA-Y ma: witch queen of new orleans - redbone http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHEuSGGmX-c