Music of Treme "I thought I heard Buddy Bolden Say" Episode 26, Season 3

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I thought I heard Buddy Bolden Say (s3, e26)

Written by Eric Overmyer
Directed by Alex Hall


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♫ Cupid — Cupid Shuffle
♫ Scottie Swears — Shanghai Rooster
♫ Vivaldi — The Four Seasons
♫ Sess 4-5 — No Surrender, No Retreat
♫ Dexter Gordon — The Christmas Song
♫ Preservation Hall Band — That Bucket's Got A Hole In It
♫ Philip Manuel — This Time of Year
♫ Joe Krown & Annie — Oh My Charmer Spare Me
♫ Joe Krown & Annie — All That And Then Some
♫ Sharon Martin — Use What You Got
♫ New Birth Brass Band — Jingle Bells
♫ Ellis Marsalis — God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen
♫ Annie T & Bayou Cadillac — Katrina
♫ Johnny Sketch — Everybody Got Trouble
♫ Sonny Landreth — Congo Square
♫ Ellis Marsalis — Swinging at the Haven
♫ Tom McDermott / Connie Jones — Kermit's Rag
♫ David Torkanowsky — Andante Harmon Blues
♫ Dr John — I thought I heard Buddy Bolden Say

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Music of Treme "The Greatest Love" Episode 25, Season 3

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The Greatest Love (s3, e25)

Written by David Simon
Directed by Ernest Dickerson


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♫ Batiste marching band — Papa was a Rolling Stone
♫ Lloyd Price — I wish your picture was you
♫ Fats Domino — The Fat Man
♫ Miles Davis — Walkin'
♫ Delmond Lambreaux — Big Chief Got A Golden Crown
♫ Shannon Powell — You Are My Sunshine
♫ Dizzy — Myspace Works Ya Elbows
♫ Fredy Omar Con Su Banda — La Vampirita
♫ Freddy Omar — Mas Sexy Cada Segundo
♫ Brenton Wood — Oogum Boogum
♫ Tom McDermott — Eva
♫ David Torkanowsky — When The Saints Go Marching In
♫ Sugar Boy / Davell Crawford — In My Home
♫ Annie / Marcia Ball — Where Do You Go
♫ Marcia Ball — That's Enough of that Stuff
♫ David Torkanowsky — When The Saints Go Marching In (Brass version)
♫ Guardians of the Flame — Two way pocky way
♫ Alejandro Escovedo — Looking for love
♫ Ricky B — Y'all Holla
♫ Batiste marching band — Oye Como Va
♫ Lee Dorsey — The Greatest Love
♫ Sugarboy Crawford — Jock-a-mo

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Music of Treme "Me Donkey Want Water" Episode 24, Season 3

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Me Donkey Want Water (s3, e24)

Written by George Pelecans
Directed by Adam Davidson


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♫ Ernie Vincent Band Dap Walk
♫ Willie Tee Teasin You
♫ Los Buitres De Culiacan Sinaloa Llamame Escribeme
♫ Al Carnival Time Johnson Mathilda
♫ Tom McDermott Li'l Liza Jane
♫ Voice of the Wetlands We Make A Good Gumbo
♫ Dr Michael White The Truth of the Blues
♫ Nicholas Payton Li'l Duke's Strut
♫ Irvin Mayfield Fatimah
♫ James Andrews James 12
♫ Dave Bartholomew Good News
♫ El Chapo de Sinaloa Si Te Agarran Las Ganas
♫ Preservation Hall Jazz Band Lonesome Road
♫ Voice of the Wetlands Me Donkey Want Water
♫ Sonny Rollins St. Thomas
♫ Shannon Powel SP
♫ Allen Toussaint Victims of the Darkness
♫ Guitar Lightnin Lee Good Lover
♫ Eric Lindell Uncle John
♫ John Mooney Sacred Ground
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Music of Treme "Saints" Episode 23, Season 3

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Saints (s3, e23)

Written by Eric Overmyer
Directed by Jim McKay

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♫ John Boutte Treme Song
♫ Annie & her band That All You Got?
♫ Batiste Kids Band Basin Street Blues
♫ John Boutte Milton
♫ Ricky B Yall Holla
♫ Annie & her band Made in the Shade
♫ Ben Webster Chelsea Bridge
♫ Quintron & Miss Pussycat Waterfall
♫ Papa Celestin Marie Laveau
♫ Pixies Where is my Mind
♫ Spencer Bohren Long Black Line
♫ Spencer Bohren Born in a Biscayne
♫ Johnny Adams Reconsider Me
♫ T-Pain Tipsy
♫ Preservation Hall Jazz Band Tootie Ma is a Big Fine Thing
♫ Delfeayo Marsalis Lone Warrior
♫ Delfeayo Marsalis Brer Rabbit
♫ Benny More con Perz Prado Mambo Ete
♫ Meschiya Lake Do for Myself
♫ Guitar Lightnin Lee Going to Amsterdam
♫ Little Freddie King Chicken dance
♫ Wardell Quezergue Pass It On
♫ Guardians of the Flame Indian Red
♫ Shawn Colvin John Leventhal The Neon Light of the Saints

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Music of Treme "Knock with me - Rock with me" Episode 22, Season 3 premiere

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Knock with me - Rock with me (s3, e22)
Story by David Simon & Anthony Bourdain
Directed by Anthony Hemingway

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♫ Glenn David Andrews, Derrick Tabb, et al I'll Fly Away
♫ John Boutte Treme Song
♫ Annie & band That All You Got?
♫ The Stooges 1969
♫ Delmond Lambreaux / Donald Harrison Hu Ta Nay
♫ Scottie Swears, Alynda Lee Here It Come
♫ Scottie Swears, Alynda Lee Blue Yodel No. 9
♫ Ernie K-Doe I Cried My Last Tear
♫ Glen David Andrews w/Lil Rascals Brass Band Who Dat Who Called Da Police
♫ Los Cubanos Postizos Esclavo Triste
♫ Glen David Andrews w/Lil Rascals Brass Band Knock With Me, Rock With Me
♫ Davis Mcalary Hurricane
♫ John Fohl High and Lonesome Clouds
♫ Benny Spellman Lipstick Traces
♫ Delmond Lambreaux / Donald Harrison Guardians Coming Through
♫ Charmaine Neville Lights
♫ Bob French Way Down Yonder in New Orleans
♫ Sonic Youth Incinerate
♫ Glenn David Andrews, Derrick Tabb, et al Just a Little While To Stay Here
♫ Anders Osborne Letters from Rome

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Sneak Peek: Exclusive Preview from HBO’s Treme, Season Three (video)

At the outset of Season 3 of the HBO series Treme Antoine Batiste is rushing to attend a second line in memory of New Birth Brass Band tuba player Kerwin James in 2007, a little more than two years after Katrina. He arrives in the Treme neighborhood to find Glen David Andrews leading a vast array of brass band musicians in the funeral march standard “I’ll Fly Away” when police cars surround the celebrants and tell them to disperse. It’s a chilling moment in New Orleans history that actually occurred. The police tell Andrews that there are noise complaints, and he immediately lowers his trombone and continues singing “I’ll Fly Away,” getting right in the cop’s face. His anger and defiance is real beyond anything an actor can produce. It’s the look of a man fighting to defend his family and friends against a final insult so total as to nullify his very existence, something beyond even death. Finally Andrews is dragged off by the cops and the scene ends. [via OffBeat]