When the Angel of Death Comes, Play Jazz: The Axman of New Orleans

New Orleans, 1919. On the cusp of national prohibition, living in the Big Easy was, overall, classy, boisterous, and, well, easy. The largest port city in the south-central US provided ample opportunity for a mix of all different types of cultures, a tasty Creole gumbo of varied ingredients. From the suave fellows to the dapper [Read More...]