Museum Option Seems Unlikely for J&M Studio Site in New Orleans
New Orleans City Business › December 20, 2011
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Every day in Memphis, Tenn., more than 100 people pass through the doors of the Stax Records Museum to pay tribute to the place where Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes and Booker T. and the M.G.'s recorded their greatest songs.
Every day in New Orleans, dozens of people pass through the doors of the building that once housed J&M Recording Studio where Fats Domino and Little Richard laid down their biggest hits, not to celebrate history, but to clean their underwear.See the full content of this document
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Museum Option Seems Unlikely for J&M Studio Site in New Orleans
The Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame announced Dec. 7 that legendary New Orleans producer Cosimo Matassa would be inducted as part of its 2012 class. The studio where he made his mark and helped create the distinctive New Orleans rhythm and blues sound, however, is not a museum. It's a laundr...
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