The Neville Brothers

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Report and Interview by Joel Selvin, San Francisco Chronicle, 1 May 1977
"IF WE'RE SO good, how come we ain't rich?" reads the caption in The Figaro, New Orleans' underground newspaper, accompanying the story detailing the demise ...
The Neville Brothers: A Family Affair
Report and Interview by John Abbey, Blues & Soul, 13 February 1979
THE NAME of Neville is synonymous with the whole New Orleans sound. The eldest brother, Art, has invested more than twenty years into the music ...
The Neville Brothers: Roxy, Los Angeles CA
Live Review by Bill Bentley, L.A. Weekly, 13 June 1980
Neville Brothers: The fire this time ...
Roots Music In The Crescent City: The 12th New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
Report by Don Snowden, Los Angeles Times, 21 June 1981
This year's New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival included veterans like Dexter Gordon, bluesman Muddy Waters and local favorite Allen Toussaint. ...
New Orleans: "The city that time forgot"
Report by Don Snowden, New York Rocker, October 1981
One City And Its Romance With R&B ...
The Neville Brothers: Fiyo on the Bayou (A&M)
Review by Laura Fissinger, Musician, October 1981
WHAT THE hell is a music that thinks of itself in a perpetual present tense going to do with a rapidly accumulating history? Performers like ...
The Neville Brothers: Shaking Off Limbo
Profile and Interview by Bill Bentley, L.A. Weekly, 4 November 1982
MAY 1981: ART Neville and I stand outside his home in uptown New Orleans. The annual Jazz & Heritage festival is just now over, and ...
The Neville Brothers: Live At The Shaw Theatre, London
Live Review by Mick Brown, The Guardian, 1984
THE NEVILLE Brothers are an institution whose time would seem to have come. Four brothers from New Orleans, their contribution to Crescent City music over ...
The Neville Brothers, Fishbone: Palace Theater, Los Angeles CA
Live Review by Richard Cromelin, Los Angeles Times, 27 August 1984
CLASSY NEVILLES ...
The Neville Brothers: A Tiptoe Through The Tchipitoulas
Interview by Richard Grabel, New Musical Express, 2 February 1985
Fame has never courted the NEVILLE BROTHERS, but RICHARD GRABEL is pleased to report that the veteran culcha soulsters are at last getting their due. ...
Neville Brothers, rhythm and blues kings, are still just neighborhood guys
Profile and Interview by Geoffrey Himes, Baltimore Sun, 5 May 1985
IF THE MARSALIS clan is the first family of New Orleans jazz, then Neville Brothers are the first family of New Orleans rhythm and blues. ...
Neville Brothers: Shaw Theatre, London
Live Review by Richard Williams, The Times, 5 November 1985
NEW ORLEANS has Nevilles like Washington has Kennedys and Kent has Cowdreys. Notwithstanding claims on behalf of the Marsalis clan, the four brothers Neville represent ...
U2, Sting et al: Amnesty International, Conspiracy of Hope Benefit, Cow Palace, San Francisco CA
Live Review by Michael Goldberg, Rolling Stone, 17 July 1986
Amnesty's rock & roll roadshow All-star lineup gives America the message ...
The Neville Brothers: Treacherous - A History Of The Neville Brothers 1955-1985 (Rhino)
Review by Barney Hoskyns, New Musical Express, 1987
WHAT a nice surprise: a double album of material from what is virtually a one-family history of New Orleans R&B, tastefully packaged and annotated by ...
The Neville Brothers: Funky but Chic
Profile and Interview by Rob Tannenbaum, Rolling Stone, 2 July 1987
Lots of people have heard of the Neville Brothers. Now the Nevilles want lots of peopleto hear their music. ...
Neville Brothers Bring Their Angelic But Underrated Sound To Hopkins
Profile and Interview by Geoffrey Himes, Evening Sun (Baltimore), The , 3 June 1988
MAY DAY WAS the last day of this year's New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, and the honorary slot of the last set was once ...
The Neville Brothers: Yellow Moon
Review by Andy Gill, Q, May 1989
The Neville Brothers bring it all back home. ...
The Neville Brothers: At Last The Legend Lives
Profile and Interview by Mark Cooper, The Guardian, 5 October 1989
The Neville Brothers, long held in awe by fellow musicians, are finally selling records. Mark Cooper on the London-bound band. ...
Daniel Lanois: Let the music speak
Interview by David Toop, The Times, 2 February 1990
David Toop meets Daniel Lanois, the hit producer of albums for U2, Peter Gabriel and Bob Dylan, now a performer himself on record and visiting ...
Nelson Mandela Tribute Concert, Wembley Stadium, London
Live Review by Robert Sandall, Rolling Stone, 31 May 1990
WHILE THE black south African leader Nelson Mandela was still in jail, his seventieth birthday, in June 1988, inspired the starriest gathering of rockers since ...
Neville Brothers: The Mississippi Mafia
Profile and Interview by Andy Gill, Q, August 1990
THE NEW ORLEANS Jazz & Heritage Festival makes most British music festivals, even the Readings and Glastonburys, look a bit sick by comparison. It's not ...
The Neville Brothers: Brother's Keeper
Review by Mark Cooper, Q, September 1990
AFTER SPENDING A decade producing four albums for as many labels, the four Nevilles finally got the bit between their teeth with the Daniel Lanois-produced ...
The Neville Brothers: Brother's Keeper
Review by Richard Cook, Select, September 1990
NEW ORLEANS is a difficult place to characterise, at least as far as its music is concerned. Ernie K-Doe, the veteran R&B singer and one ...
Neville Brothers: Brother's Keeper
Review by John Mendelsohn, Rolling Stone, 6 September 1990
SHOUDNT IT BE A CLINCH TO PRODUCE a consistently breathtaking Neville Brothers album? Wouldnt one have only to hand Aaron Neville a collection of worthy ...
Wardell Quezergue: Architect of the Sound
Profile and Interview by John Swenson, Offbeat, 1 May 2000
ON AN UNSEASONABLY warm December afternoon, Wardell Quezergue walks carefully into the Musicians Union meeting hall on Esplanade Avenue. ...
Obituary by Richard Williams, The Guardian, 14 September 2011
Distinguished and subtle New Orleans arranger and musician ...
see also Meters, The
see also Aaron Neville
see also Art Neville
see also Wild Tchoupitoulas, The
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