Posted 1/30/06 New Orleans musicians recount glory and pain When you're a top-flight New Orleans musician on tour, you get respect. But not at home—particularly after Hurricane Katrina wrecked parts of the city, said four members of the New Orleans-based Hot 8 Brass Band, in a program Jan. 25 at Hill Auditorium headed by musicology Assistant Professor Mark Clague. More>

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