Tipitina's Record Club is not a musician or band in the traditional sense but an initiative linked to the iconic New Orleans venue, Tipitina's. It serves as a revival project, aiming to celebrate and preserve the rich musical heritage of New Orleans by releasing exclusive live recordings and rare finds from the vaults of the famed club. The club, named after the song "Tipitina" by Professor Longhair, has been a cornerstone of New Orleans music culture since its opening in 1977. It has hosted performances by countless legendary artists across various genres, with a particular emphasis on funk, jazz, blues, and rock.
The selection of releases—ranging from Ernie K. Doe to the tantalizing vibes of "Kung Pow!! (Live at Tipitina's - 05/01/97)" and the historic captures of “True (Live At Tipitina's - 04/25/78)” to the intimate “Fess at Home” recordings—showcases the breadth of musical genius that has graced the Tipitina's stage. Each release through Tipitina’s Record Club serves as a testament to the vibrant and eclectic music scene of New Orleans, seeking to bring the unique live music experience of Tipitina's to a wider audience. Through these carefully curated releases, Tipitina's Record Club not only celebrates the legends of New Orleans music but also ensures that the legacy of the club and its cultural significance endure for future generations.
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