It's a fragment of the film "New Orleans", directed by Arthur Lubin in 1947. This is the saddest part of the film, in my opinion, because everybody is obliged to leave the city they learnt to call ...
It's a fragment of the film "New Orleans", directed by Arthur Lubin in 1947. This is the saddest part of the film, in my opinion, because everybody is obliged to leave the city they learnt to call a home and that's what this song tell us about.
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And now, after Katrina, they've shut the undamaged public housing down, (that was built on the site of old Storyville) so half of the black population of N.O. has nowhere to come back to after the storm. We think its a TRAGEDY, because the "soul" of New Orleans was its black heritage.
Storyville story true, but... they all just spread out all over the city, no way to regulate, and more disease as a result, Just the thing the Navy was trying to get rid of.
Billie is GREAT!! Btw i read here this comments with interest, esp concerning in Jews i am interested, i will inform me.. Besides an interesting subject if or if not Hollywood supported black artists and why they succeeded at last and got popular, they deceive it soo much, sooo great artists under them..
When the so called jews were ordered to leave the west bank, they refused and had to be physically removed by the army. But the subliminal message is that black people will just sing a sad song and move on and do as they are told. A total disregard of their recent past.
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undamaged public housing down, (that
was built on the site of old Storyville) so
half of the black population of N.O. has
nowhere to come back to after the storm.
We think its a TRAGEDY, because the
"soul" of New Orleans was its black
heritage.
her songs are some of the darkest material
Great irony.
Btw i read here this comments with interest, esp concerning in Jews i am interested, i will inform me..
Besides an interesting subject if or if not Hollywood supported black artists and why they succeeded at last and got popular, they deceive it soo much, sooo great artists under them..
The author ought to be shot.