Horace Trahan, Dylan LeBlanc, & Preservation Hall

I added 11 albums to the playlist, including new music from Horace Trahan, Dylan LeBlanc, and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. If you're not familiar with with these artists, do yourself a favor and check them out. I've added some video of each below.

I've also added music from Bix Beiderbecke, Eddie Bo & the Soul Finders, Shirley Bergeron, Dr. John, Slim Harpo, the Magnolia Sisters, and B.B. King.

18 days worth of music

There's now 18 days worth of music in rotation on Gumbo Radio's playlist. I just added: Royal Fingerbowl, James Andrews, and Kevin Naquin & The Ossun Playboys, as well as some more Brass Bed, Neutral Milk Hotel, The Bluerunners, and Big Sam's Funky Nation.

Treme will get a second season

HBO announced today that Treme will get a second season, just 48 hours after the show's premiere, according to The New York Times. The Associated Press reports that the show's debut attracted 1.4 million viewers.

Theresa Andersson's forthcoming DVD

From Theresa Andersson's website:
On Sunday, February 28, 2010, Theresa performed live at the Le Petit Theatre, with very some very special guests, including the legendary musician, composer and producer Allen Toussaint. ...

Gettin' all fired up about Treme

Brother Dege added to the mix

Brother Dege, Faron Young, and the Mills Brothers were just added to Gumbo Radio's playlist of 7,137 songs. You can listen for 17 days straight without hearing the same song twice.

The Mardi Gras mix is back

In celebration of the fattest of Tuesdays and the debauchery leading up to it, there's now just over 12 hours and 200 of the choicest cuts broadcasting on Gumbo Radio. Hope you have a safe and happy Mardi Gras.

Sesame Street does zydeco

Theresa Andersson's "Birds Fly Away"

The Christmas mix has left the building

Well, yeah, It's still technically the holidays, but Christmas has come and gone once again, so I've flipped the switch and decommissioned the full blown Christmas mix.

I've also added some Earl King, Lightnin' Hopkins, Louis Prima, Son House, Mose Allison, and more than 250 songs from Gov. Jimmie Davis, which accounts for more than 12 hours of the playlist. The entire playlist is now 16.5 days long, with 6,836 songs.

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Live from Lafayette, Louisiana, we're mixing it up with Cajun, zydeco, swamp pop, blues, R&B, jazz, rock, funk, soul, or whatever else tastes good. Browse the entire playlist.