Year in Review: New Orleans took tough hits in 2020, but 'the music is going to come back'
In September, around the six-month mark of the pandemic shutdowns, trumpeter James Andrews ended a conversation with Gambit on an optimistic note. Earlier this year, Andrews released a book with Monique Bornstein, âBorn in The Treme,â and he was touring Europe when the shutdowns began. He scrapped the tour and got one of the last flights back from France. After that, he said, it was just a âdomino effectâ of lost work: Music venues closed, regular gigs were canceled and then...
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