Posted on 26/08/06
A year after Katrina, the beat goes on
NEW ORLEANS -- On an otherwise quiet night in the French Quarter, there's a line snaking around the block to get into Preservation Hall for a taste of classic New Orleans jazz. The rich sounds of old standards and a room full of feet tapping will soon bounce off the stone walls as a vibrant reminder that there's no other city like the Big Easy.
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